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No issues at all. Look at the manual (I don't remember what I did) and there are a couple of steps that you program through the menu on the right side of the steering wheel and dash. The shop, about 20 miles away from my house, that installed didn't tell me and I didn't think to read the manual first. They told me it would take 10 miles of driving or so at greater than 30mph (or something like that) and they would automatically sync. They didn't so I looked in the manual when I got home, did the steps, and by the time I hit the stop sign on my block they synced.
Good to know you did not have issues with it. It would such having to go back to the shop having them remove the tires an reinstalling i.e. spending another $120 - this is why I am hesitant.
My 991.2 GTS is now 5 Years old. I have 35,000 km's on it. I have tracked a lot. The TPMS is fine so far. Tracking it is one of the main things you are looking at. When tyres are coming on or going off.
I have modded it so much, most of the car is still brand new.
I just ordered some new wheels. I'll need to get another set for them.
tpmsbargians has two defferent set's of tpms for the 991.2 carerra s , please note that the one i asked about is not the oem set , its the cheaper one that cost 119$ .
are you sure they dont need to be programmed https://www.tpmsbargains.com/Porsche...18-02-hufm.htm
tpmsbargians has two defferent set's of tpms for the 991.2 carerra s , please note that the one i asked about is not the oem set , its the cheaper one that cost 119$ .
are you sure they dont need to be programmed https://www.tpmsbargains.com/Porsche...18-02-hufm.htm
yes they need to be programmed and they come already programmed.
tpmsbargians has two defferent set's of tpms for the 991.2 carerra s , please note that the one i asked about is not the oem set , its the cheaper one that cost 119$ .
are you sure they dont need to be programmed https://www.tpmsbargains.com/Porsche...18-02-hufm.htm
Originally Posted by Martin S.
This is the key point, "make sure they're 433 Mhz frequency."
sure they need to be 433 but that doesn’t mean any 433 works. You need the correct protocol. That is accomplished by either buying OE that comes already with the protocol or a “programmable” sensor that can be programmed.
Sorry, I don't know. If you search back in this thread you'll find what I used. They work fine. Also I have 4 20-inch 991.1 wheels with summer rubber and the new TPMS sensors if youre interested. Perfectly balanced and ready to go. I decided to stay with all season and these are just taking up space in the garage. I'm in NJ.
10-30-2022, 02:27 AM
