Coding RDC Tyre pressure display

t4ure4n · 01-15-2023, 09:02 AM

Hi
I have 2016 BMW X1 xdrive 18D I am planning to change front 2 wheels which have bad curb damage with same wheels+alloys that I bought from eBay. The new set came off another BMW X1.

My car has the following options
S2VB Tyre Pressure Display
S28A BMW LA Wheel, Y-Spoke 569

When I put the new set on, do I have to code the RDC sensors via ESys or ISATA to work with my cars Tyre pressure display system or they just automatically work.

Failing that, can I just swap the RDC sensors from old to new wheels?
Kind Regards

Qsilver7 · 01-15-2023, 10:31 AM

If the wheels already have TPM sensors that are the same frequency as yours..then all you have to do is do a regular reset as if you had put more air in your tires are swapped them around to different locations.

As the wheels rotate, they will send data to your RDC module automaticallyand when you initiate a resetit will set a new baseline for each wheel so that if inflation decreases etcthe TPM system will inform you that a tire has fallen below the allowable threshold.

You just need to make sure that the sensors in the new wheels are compatible with your cars TPM system.

t4ure4n · 01-15-2023, 10:35 AM

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Originally Posted by Qsilver7

If the wheels already have TPM sensors that are the same frequency as yours..then all you have to do is do a regular reset as if you had put more air in your tires are swapped them around to different locations.

As the wheels rotate, they will send data to your RDC module automaticallyand when you initiate a resetit will set a new baseline for each wheel so that if inflation decreases etcthe TPM system will inform you that a tire has fallen below the allowable threshold.

You just need to make sure that the sensors in the new wheels are compatible with your cars TPM system.

Thanks for the answer.

Is this the correct way to reset TPM

Qsilver7 · 01-18-2023, 03:33 PM

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Originally Posted by t4ure4n

Thanks for the answer.

Is this the correct way to reset TPM

Pretty much yes. I think that may be iDrive 7...if you don't have that version then it is very similar...the wording and graphics may be slightly different.

To reset the TPM system on my 2014 & 2015...I just go into VEHICLE INFO...and reset the TPM sensors from that page:

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