<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by DDiablo1:
I have the same problem, "Trick Trucks" put in my new wheels and I told them to put new sensors I actually went to GM to buy a new sets of sensors. When I pick it up they told me they did programed the sensors, but I think it did not take cause the message Service TPM start showing 2 days later, I took it back and they reset them back but next morning the message was back again so I will just take it streigh to the Dealer.
Wish me luck.. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>
Usually, if the sensors don't program correctly, you will have the TPM message immediately, not two-days later or the next morning.
What air pressure are you running in your tires?
Have to remember, if your new tires and wheels recommend 30 psi, and the temp drops twenty degrees at night, they will lose 2 psi and probably set off the warning. The sensors are calibrated for 35 psi to be in the tires.
That may not be the problem, but if it is, it will save you a trip to the dealer, since they cannot change the calibration of the system or the sensors.
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