Anyone running non-OE TPMS?

ferizzo · 03-10-2021, 10:11 AM

Hey folks,

I am preparing to purchase new wheels but plan on keeping my Stock rims as winters. As my title states, wondering if anyone is running non-OE/OEM HUF TPMS on their wheels. If so, any issues? Have tried researching on here with little success. Looks like the stock TPMS are 433mhz but is this the only criteria in purchasing? Tirerack seems to have some 433mhz that fit my 550 but just checking to see what folks are using. TIA

ezaircon4jc · 03-10-2021, 12:13 PM

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Originally Posted by ferizzo

Hey folks,

I am preparing to purchase new wheels but plan on keeping my Stock rims as winters. As my title states, wondering if anyone is running non-OE/OEM HUF TPMS on their wheels. If so, any issues? Have tried researching on here with little success. Looks like the stock TPMS are 433mhz but is this the only criteria in purchasing? Tirerack seems to have some 433mhz that fit my 550 but just checking to see what folks are using. TIA

I'm running Costco sensors in our 2012. No issues as long as you get the correct frequency sensors.

YMMV

Bounceme · 03-11-2021, 12:24 AM

Mine are Autel MX-sensors, and i havent had any issues

Unspec · 03-12-2021, 01:34 AM

As long as it's 433, it'll be fine. You might lose temperature sensing and only get pressure though.

ferizzo · 03-12-2021, 01:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Unspec

As long as it's 433, it'll be fine. You might lose temperature sensing and only get pressure though.

Interesting...didn't know we had a temp reading. I ended up getting some from Ebay that appear to be from HUF. We'll see how it goes.

Thanks folks!

OnlyGerman · 03-12-2021, 01:26 PM

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Originally Posted by ferizzo

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Originally Posted by Unspec

As long as it's 433, it'll be fine. You might lose temperature sensing and only get pressure though.

Interesting...didn't know we had a temp reading. I ended up getting some from Ebay that appear to be from HUF. We'll see how it goes.

Thanks folks!

Temp reading can be coded if supported by the sensor

steven1800 · 03-26-2021, 08:59 PM

Hello, need some help here - I accidentally press the pedal when I was changing the rear pad, now the piston coming out a lot and could not be pushed back.. the caliper is with electric brake module, I have followed you tube trying to screw electric part back then use c-cliper tool to press/screw piston back, but it doesn't work.. any idea ?

dzz · 03-29-2021, 08:00 PM

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Originally Posted by ferizzo

Hey folks,

I am preparing to purchase new wheels but plan on keeping my Stock rims as winters. As my title states, wondering if anyone is running non-OE/OEM HUF TPMS on their wheels. If so, any issues? Have tried researching on here with little success. Looks like the stock TPMS are 433mhz but is this the only criteria in purchasing? Tirerack seems to have some 433mhz that fit my 550 but just checking to see what folks are using. TIA

you'll need to reset TPMS in your car to detect sensors in new wheels

KaiserWil · 04-20-2021, 01:01 PM

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Originally Posted by ferizzo

Hey folks,

I am preparing to purchase new wheels but plan on keeping my Stock rims as winters. As my title states, wondering if anyone is running non-OE/OEM HUF TPMS on their wheels. If so, any issues? Have tried researching on here with little success. Looks like the stock TPMS are 433mhz but is this the only criteria in purchasing? Tirerack seems to have some 433mhz that fit my 550 but just checking to see what folks are using. TIA

Yes, I had them installed ( 35 euro a piece ) and they work great.

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