TPMS Re-set
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I asked our dealer and he said the sensors can be reset by dealership for a fee! But could be wrong as he didn’t have the off set measurement I required for ordering some steel wheels for winter myself.
I talked with my dealership service manager about the monitors. Because the Palisade is so new, he wasn't sure if the sensors would re-set automatically or not. If not, he said he'd have them re-set for free. Excellent !! BTW, I paid $165 per sensor that will be installed onto my winter wheels. New Blizzak DM V2's on order thru Costco. Getting ready for winter before the rush.
Just got full kumho winter ice tires, 18” steel wheels and the sensors from dealership for $2100. Sensors were $635 . Can tire was about same price for wheels and tires but no sensors and didn’t know if the vehicle would require a dealership reset on TPMS after swap with new sensors I’d have to pick up from Dealership.
Just installed my winter rim/tire set up. Using Bridgestone Blizzak DM-V2 and Hyundai rims from my Sante Fe. The new TPMS sensors that were installed did not need a re-set as they started displaying after about 3 km. FYI, for those of you using true "winter" tires, Hyundai and other tire stores recommend running the tires with 3-4 psi above the OEM tire pressure. Refer to your Palisade manual, pg. 7-74 I think.
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Just purchased a Black ultimate and installed new Yokohama winters on used Santa Fe aloy rims with TPMS sensors i bought from a place in Vancouver. The complete package cost me 800$ installed. Just need to get the TPMS connected to the Palisade. Any one know if this is a dealer only fix?
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I got Blizzaks and new Velox wheels from Costco. They said they didn't have appropriate sensors in stock as the Palisade was so new. Local Hyundai dealer said they'd need to special order and would take a week or so. But O'reilly Autoparts in town had 4 Schrader EZ-sensors in stock for $49.99 a piece. Costco techs had no issues programming them, mounting them, and getting them to talk to the vehicle.
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Just want to add that sensors need to be programmed only once to your car and then you can swap winter set many times as needed. I also installed universal tpms set and after programming all is good. Also OEM Hyundai sensors were $52 each at my local dealership. Long gone times when they were $160 each a year ago and universal ones were not yet on the market.
With new set you need to drive 15-20 minutes for car to pick up tire pressure readout from sensors.
With new set you need to drive 15-20 minutes for car to pick up tire pressure readout from sensors.
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What did Costco charge for the programming of the sensors?
Costco didn't charge me anything. I had purchased the snow tires from them, and the wheels from their 3rd party vendor (both transactions on line) and I provided the sensors myself when I took the wheels to the warehouse to have the tires mounted. Signed the work order and the invoice noted the prepaid tires and wheels and included zero additional charges.
I'm hoping that's just for the initial programming and not every time you drive.
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