I have a 2019 PHEV. I traded up from an early 2014 car (March, I think).

On my 2014 L405, I could put my offroad wheels on and the tyre pressure sensors would immediately be recognised.

Same wheels/pressure sensors on my 2019 car are not.

Does anyone know if the pressure sensors changed or if it is a question of programming them to the car?

If the sensors changed, do new sets need programming? If so, does it forget the first set? If yes to that, can I buy a tool to do it to say the faff of going to dealers each time I swap wheels?

If the sensors didn't change, same questions, I guess.

Thanks

the 19 wants 433mhz and the 14 is something like 315mhz... You need 433mhz sensors.

when fitting 'other' tyres/wheels then it takes 10 minutes of driving or around 18 miles for the sensors to be recognised ..if yours dont then i'd ask the dealer why... ... - .- -.




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I read a post from Craig which said early L405 sensors are compatible with L322's, but then they changed around MY16 and later ones are not compatible with either....

this from the WM says the change in frequency relates to the american market and that the UK frequencys are all 433mhz..


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