lol good luck with that one... theyll most likely make you buy tpms sensors for like $600Coop’sCoupe wrote:Okay, cool thanks. I'll swing it by the Nissan dealership and see if they can take it off.
Because I have 2 sets of wheels, one stock (hopefully soon to have winter tires fitted on there, and my summer ones. I'd like the luxury of keeping that exclamation mark off my dashBlackNWhite wrote:Why don't you just switch out the TPMS sensors from your stock wheels to your new rims?
You're not aloneBamaCoupe wrote:I personally wish that I could have the TPMS sensors disabled and somehow not get the warning light; my cars been for service four times since I've owned it, and three out of the four times they have either had to replace or reprogram them. I'm not going to have a warrenty forever and at some point I figure I'm going to have to drop the dough for the repair or have the warning light brightening up my instrument panel. Maybe I'm old school but at this point I'd rather relay on the ole cheap pressure gauge rather then the TPMS sensor.
you know that every time you switch wheel sets you'll have to go to dealership and have them reprogram signal receiver, and that's like $50-100.headhunt3r wrote:
Because I have 2 sets of wheels, one stock (hopefully soon to have winter tires fitted on there, and my summer ones. I'd like the luxury of keeping that exclamation mark off my dash
yes CHINAMAN confirmed it and had the dealer sync them to his altima coupe.headhunt3r wrote:On a related question, does anyone know if G35 TPMS sensors are compatible with the Altima?
that would be clutch money right there.Blackmobile wrote:is there a fuse we could remove for the TPMS?
So it's not possible to sync two sets of sensors to the same car at the same time? Can somebody else chime in on that please.xeene wrote:you know that every time you switch wheel sets you'll have to go to dealership and have them reprogram signal receiver, and that's like $50-100.