I get a lot of flat tire warning on the track with TPS on my track wheels.
Once I really had a flat tire and the TC and SC turned itself on.

I could just push the buttons to defeat it again untill I heard flop flop flop..

I've heard that even cars without TPS had the system turn itself on and they have to restart the car to defeat it again just to have the system turn itself on again after hundred feet or so.

 

I've got a new to me GT2 and just ordered a set of track wheels this morning without TPMS. I just called added them! Thanks for the post!

 

Bman, you can drive without TPS. Half the time they don't work anyway, just weird that only sometimes it turns on TC and SC.

 

I am glad you two can understand each other..

I will wait for the official translation. : )

 

Anyone else had this happen?
Anyone know about this "feature"?
Anyone know how or why it turns itself back on?

It could be that maybe after market tires give diffrent revs per mile. The car has several track days all with the same tires (Yokohame slicks), without it coming on?
Anyone else had this happen?
Anyone know about this "feature"?
Anyone know how or why it turns itself back on?

 

Yoko slicks.....are you cheating on toyo

 

x2. Brian, I ran 4 years without TPS in my GT3s. No need. If anything the low pressure warnings are a PITA.

Peter, what are you trying to say? That you like the TPS because you usually drive without nanny assist, but when you got a flat it signaled it to turned on?

 

dudes, this is why i "kill" off my TPMS.
i dont mean i turn it off or by not using TPMS valves. i completely turned it off. the car has NO TPMS. when you flip the stalk on steering wheel to see TPMS air pressure, i simply no longer have that menu. it is GONE....

 

it goes nuts in the extreme heat of tracking and accuracy is questionable

 

I will kill mine soon

Tpms is junk

 

^ make sure u use a sharp ax and a sledge hammer.

 

peter is on slicks now?
i thought the r6 were next?

 

peter is a toyo addict.
he is no drug user like the rest of us.

 

Ryan which track wheels are you using

 

How do you "kill" it off? Is it a fuse, or do you really use a sledge hammer?