Hello all,

I have been searching this forum but the information is very detailed and my head is starting to spin a little bit from all this reading. The differences in model years, TPMS types, TPMS learning has been overwhelming so I wish to describe my exact situation in hopes that someone can give me a straight answer.

Truck: 2009 F150 Lariat Supercrew 4x4 5.4L 5.5ft bed

Currently sits on stock Lariat wheels.

Sitting in my garage is a set of 22" Strada Denaro rims that need TPMS sensors installed.

What I am looking for is:
1) Where can I get a set of sensors? (will these ebay ones work?) http://www.ebay.com/itm/FORD-OEM-TPMS-SENSORS-SET-4-2009-12-CM5T-1A180-AA-BRAND-NEW-SAME-AS-DEALER-OEM-/121029903862?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item1c2df1c5f6&vxp=mtr
2) What will the relearn process be for the new sensors? (If there even is one)

Thanks in advance

 

I bought mine here.

http://www.oewheelsllc.com/TPMS-Sens...s#.Ux3sjIWymAc

There are cheaper places to buy them now but I have gotten good service from these folks. I installed them into my new wheels and tires and I did nothing to pair them up...paired automatically. To date it has never shown any tpms error codes.

 

why not use the ones from your stock wheels...swap, mount and go....

 

Its an '09...lifespan on tpms is from 5 to 10 years. Ya they could last another 5 years but are already 5 years old. I'd for sure be installing new ones.

 

I guess... his money

 

good question. I live in "northern" Canada where rolling on wide 22s all year round is a death trap. 4 months of the year I roll on the stock wheels with all seasons.

all my vehicles have a set of winter wheels/tires and a separate set for summer.

I would like to have a set of tpms sensors in the 22s where all i have to do is take off the factory rims, bolt on the 22s, and quickly program the new tpms sensors if required.

 

Thats what I am doing...factory 20s for summer and ATX 18s for winter, both with tpms. I never do anything to either set. Works like a charm.

 

It's in your owner's manual.

Don't have one ?.

 

To wrap up this thread... I bought ebay OEM TPMS sensors for $65 USD plus shipping, duty, and exchange rate it came to around $90 CDN. I had them installed in my 22" rims and I put the wheels/tires on the truck. After about 80 km (~50 miles) of mix of city/highway driving I am happy to say that the TPMS light has stayed off.... without ANY programming. I'm hoping that it stays like this for a while.