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Whenever I switch wheels I take it down to the tire store and they reprogram the new sensors to the car. It involves hooking up their handheld programmer up under

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Old 02-25-2010, 08:24 PM   #5 (permalink)
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Whenever I switch wheels I take it down to the tire store and they reprogram the new sensors to the car. It involves hooking up their handheld programmer up under the dash and "reading" the new sensor at each of the wheels. They do it for free for me at my tire shop but I've done a lot of business with them. I've heard of the dealer charging anywhere from a little to a lot to do this.

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