tiiger

This is cool.

I haven't had the chance to run through the menu yet. (Car is new to me.) Happy I can remove Nav and Map as I use Google maps from Carplay.

For the OP who can't find TPMS. A quick visit to the dealer would be what I'd do, if it's not showing up in the menu. (Hopefully one is nearby.)

DR911s

I also have a 2017 C2S and have the menu items that Tier1Terrier posted in this thread.

Porsche_nuts

maybe tpms was removed by previous owner?

rustysign

This is what I’m starting to think too. The car was originally spec’d with standard wheels and the previous owner swapped on turbo wheels. So perhaps something happened to the TPMS at that point. Going to ask my nearest dealer what’s up.

tiiger

yeah i suppose if the owner went to non-TPMS wheels, they'd get angry alerts all the time indicating no connection with the sensors.

They might have gotten in there with a coder and removed the TPMS functionality altogether, just to keep 'em sane.

402

That was my first though, but OP also doesn't have Chrono, Gear shift assist and G-Force menus. Do those options come only with Sport Chrono and OP's car doesn't have it? If they do have sport chrono, it might be software issue that only dealership will be able to fix.
Also, if your car doesn't have actual TPM sensors, it should be an easy install at most tire shops. I believe you don't need specific wheels for it

tiiger

my non-sport-chrono car does NOT have those sport-chrono-related menu items.

rustysign

correct, my car doesn’t have sport chrono and is a manual, so those menu items don’t exist. My car is pretty bare bones, with the only significant upgrade being leather sport plus seats, so I wasn't sure if having TPMS on the multi-function display was an option that was omitted.

402

Ok, didn't realize those menus are only for SC. I guess there is not much to be done without special tools. Even if TPMS are missing and you install them yourself, they will probably have to be connected and calibrated to car's receiver to work correctly