[masspark99]

I recently had the dealer swap out my 20" wheel/tire set with the 21" inch titano set at a hefty upgrade cost I must add. Although I asked numerous times if they need to program the new sensors I got the same answer. No programming necessary just drive it like 10-15 miles and the car should find the new sensors. Huh??? Really?? Can anyone confirm or deny this? I never heard of this with all my past luxury cars and I always needed to have dealer always program the new sensors. Help??? I driven 20 miles and still no reading on any of the tires sensors after the swap.

 

[scott13]

Love the 21" Titanos!

No doubt the best looking wheel for the Ghibli -- in my humble opinion. That said, not optimal for cars in the U.S. N/E given road conditions. Cheers, Scott

 

[BeerGuy]

I recently had the dealer swap out my 20" wheel/tire set with the 21" inch titano set at a hefty upgrade cost I must add. Although I asked numerous times if they need to program the new sensors I got the same answer. No programming necessary just drive it like 10-15 miles and the car should find the new sensors. Huh??? Really?? Can anyone confirm or deny this? I never heard of this with all my past luxury cars and I always needed to have dealer always program the new sensors. Help??? I driven 20 miles and still no reading on any of the tires sensors after the swap.

I was skeptical at first, but eventually mine kicked in but only took a couple miles of driving. I have two sets of tires (summer and winter) and the Ghibli will recognize all eight sensors. My Escalade picks up the sensors almost immediately ... 500 feet.

 

[masspark99]

It did work. Sometimes it requires driving and two restarts but it eventually linked up. Thanks..