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I have a 2014 Panamera Turbo that I just bought a duplicate set of rims for my winter all-seasons. I need to put the TPM sensors in the rims (obviously) before I have the tires mounted to the rims. (433 mHZ). Question: Will the car automatically adjust to the new VPMS sensors (like after 10 minutes of driving), or will I need to take to a dealership to get them reprogramed each summer/winter?
I tried searching the forum, but didn't readily see anything.
that's a good question that I'd be interested in the answer as well. Just bought a second set of tires and wheels that are actually in better condition then what I have on. They're inflated, but I didn't ask about the status of TPMS. So does Porsche use a direct valve stem system similiar to this?
If they are compatible sensors you should be able to go into the car menu and read the new sensors. It takes about a minute or two for the car to pick them up.
If they are compatible sensors you should be able to go into the car menu and read the new sensors. It takes about a minute or two for the car to pick them up.
This. You have to go into the TPMS menu and set them as your current configuration. Doing nothing won't do anything.
08-27-2018, 09:10 PM
TPMS for '14 Panamera Turbo
