Flat Tire Warning
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My Ride: ///M5 BEAST
Model Year: 2006
Hey everyone, I recently upgraded my wheels and forgot to take off the TPMS of the old set. I plan to take them off soon and have them installed later when I get a moment, but is there a way to turn off the Flat Tire Warning permanently? Every other time i start my car now, it pops right up and i have to disable it again. I have a 04 545i, with 20" wheels, tires are 295/25/20 and 245/30/20...
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I'm pretty sure your car doesn't have TPMS. You need to go into your iDrive setting and just recalibrate the Flat Tire Monitor (FTM). Piece of cake should only take you 2 minutes.
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My Ride: 04 545 SMG
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My FTM goes off randomly but tires are always fine. Any ideas?
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Used to happen to me too, could be the weather or maybe a very slow leak. Invest in a good pressure gauge, so you can see if the pressure is really dropping and by how much and you can also inflate to the correct pressure. WHICH SAVES GAS!
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my tire has a slow leak...just found it. the bead wasnt in the best shape when i put them on...i guess now im paying for it. anyone know if the bead can be repaired to sealed tight w/ some type of goup at the tire shop? or should i just prepare to shell out $350 for a new tire (im running Michelin Pilot PS2s)...
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I haven't heard of anyone being able to repair beads.
Michael
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my tire has a slow leak...just found it. the bead wasnt in the best shape when i put them on...i guess now im paying for it. anyone know if the bead can be repaired to sealed tight w/ some type of goup at the tire shop? or should i just prepare to shell out $350 for a new tire (im running Michelin Pilot PS2s)...
thanks!
thanks!
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