[Leif]

I just bought an extra set of rims so I can put on my winter tires. Te goal is to do my onw summer/winter tires swap in my garage and avoiding going to a shop. I also bought an OEM set of TPMS sensors. They were way cheaper than anything that's aftermarket.Now, I just realized that my Carnival would have to be reprogramed everytime I'll change from winter tires to summer and vice versa. Probably even after a simple tire rotation. Anybody can please let me know what would I need to do it myself? Do I need a tool to ID the TPMS sensor ID and then another tool to program my Carnival's computer? If so, what kind of tools? Thanks.

 

[RicPine]

I have the same setup and you don’t need anything. The Carnival will automatically pickup the signal from the TPMS after you drive a couple minutes. Just make sure your winter TPMS have been coded for your Carnival and are activated before you leave the garage that installed and balanced your tires.

 

[cadd]

Do you happen to have the parts number to the oem tpms you purchased?

With my Hyundai sedan, I would be able to get used tpms off any hyundai/Kia and they'll work (after a few miles driving on them). But that was a sedan. Are the TPMS for heavier vehicles different since they require higher tire psi? My sedan was 33psi compared to 36-37 psi that's required for the Carnival.


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[RicPine]

 

[RicPine]

This is the kit I got installed

 

[cadd]

That parts number is completely different from what I'm finding online. Maybe it's a Canadian vs USA thing? The parts number I have is 52940-L1100. Kia Parts (website) confirms it works with a 2022 Carnival: 2021-2022 Kia TPMS Sensor 52940 L1100 Kia Parts Store Kia Wholesale Parts Phoenix Dallas San Francisco Los Angeles Bay Area | Kia Parts Store