TPMS BMW Huf Sensor 36106877937 433MHz Works Fine

[30MilesOffshore]

@NDR008 there isn't a "automatic mode" but the car will detect that you switched out tires and will tell you it needs to readjust and ask you to perform calibration. It's merely a push of a button and then drive for approximately 5 min or a couple of miles and its done. Nothing else to do until you change tires again. I'm constantly changing tires off/on for autocross and it's not an issue.

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[NDR008]

Actually it seems there is an automatic mode, but the dealer has to program it in, then the car knows the tyres corresponding to a set of sensors.
Either way - as you say, I decided to just use the manual and re-learn method (as I have not figure out a real advantage from the automatic mode).

 

[Samsamsam]

Actually it seems there is an automatic mode, but the dealer has to program it in, then the car knows the tyres corresponding to a set of sensors.
Either way - as you say, I decided to just use the manual and re-learn method (as I have not figure out a real advantage from the automatic mode).

Wait what do you tell dealership to reprogram them? Do you pay or its included under warranty cause I recently changed the tpm sensor due to broken valve and now I keep getting error tire not recognized

 

[NDR008]

Not exactly.

So I have 4 wheels from factory with factory tyres and sensors. Let's call them Set A.

I have shorter 4 wheels aftermarket with non genuine aftermarket sensors and winter tyres, let's call them Set B.

When I use set A, I select automatic mode and the car detected them with all the sizes and so on.

When I use ser B, I select manual mode and follow the display instructions to drive X km till it learns the sensors of set B.
I have to do the learning process from the car menu each time I refit set B.

Is your sensor a Toyota one? Did you only change one? Maybe you have to go to the dealer...

 

[Samsamsam]

Not exactly.

So I have 4 wheels from factory with factory tyres and sensors. Let's call them Set A.

I have shorter 4 wheels aftermarket with non genuine aftermarket sensors and winter tyres, let's call them Set B.

When I use set A, I select automatic mode and the car detected them with all the sizes and so on.

When I use ser B, I select manual mode and follow the display instructions to drive X km till it learns the sensors of set B.
I have to do the learning process from the car menu each time I refit set B.

Is your sensor a Toyota one? Did you only change one? Maybe you have to go to the dealer...

Thanks for that explanation. In this example my set is A which was original from manufacturer. And I only replaced one

 

[NDR008]

You replaced only one, because (my understanding based on other systems) the car knows it has to start learning when it cannot find 4 wheels. Right now it recognises 2 or 3 wheels and is confused about where is the 3rd or 4th wheel.

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