Coding RDC Tyre pressure display

t4ure4n · 01-15-2023, 09:00 AM

Hi
I have 2016 BMW X1 xdrive 18D. I am planning to change front 2 wheels which have bad curb damage with same wheels+alloys that I bought from eBay. The new set came off another BMW X1.

My car has the following options
S2VB Tyre Pressure Display
S28A BMW LA Wheel, Y-Spoke 569

When I put the new set on, do I have to code the RDC sensors via ESys or ISATA to work with my cars' Tyre pressure display system or they work automatically.

Failing that, can just swap the RDC sensors from old to new wheels?
Kind Regards

Blue Angel · 01-21-2023, 09:05 PM

Not sure. This is the F10 5 Series forum. You may get better support in the X1 forum.

Hoa · 01-22-2023, 02:26 AM

When replacing wheels, it is easier to move the sensors over. It will work without having to do any additional steps. If you install a new sensor, it have to be the same frequency that your existing ones are. Any tire shop that works on modern cars should have a tool to activate the new sensor and register it with the vehicle.

t4ure4n · 01-22-2023, 03:19 AM

Okay thanks. Will try that.

01-15-2023, 09:00 AM	#1
t4ure4n Private First Class 29 Rep 120 Posts Drives: 2016 BMW X3 xdrive 20d Join Date: Jan 2017 Location: London iTrader: (0)	Coding RDC Tyre pressure display Hi I have 2016 BMW X1 xdrive 18D. I am planning to change front 2 wheels which have bad curb damage with same wheels+alloys that I bought from eBay. The new set came off another BMW X1. My car has the following options S2VB Tyre Pressure Display S28A BMW LA Wheel, Y-Spoke 569 When I put the new set on, do I have to code the RDC sensors via ESys or ISATA to work with my cars' Tyre pressure display system or they work automatically. Failing that, can just swap the RDC sensors from old to new wheels? Kind Regards
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01-21-2023, 09:05 PM	#2
Blue Angel Major 996 Rep 1,035 Posts Drives: 2011 323i and 2016 535d Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: Ottawa, ON iTrader: (0)	Not sure. This is the F10 5 Series forum. You may get better support in the X1 forum.
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Hoa Major 513 Rep 1,356 Posts Drives: BMW Join Date: May 2010 Location: GA iTrader: (9)	When replacing wheels, it is easier to move the sensors over. It will work without having to do any additional steps. If you install a new sensor, it have to be the same frequency that your existing ones are. Any tire shop that works on modern cars should have a tool to activate the new sensor and register it with the vehicle.
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01-22-2023, 03:19 AM	#4
t4ure4n Private First Class 29 Rep 120 Posts Drives: 2016 BMW X3 xdrive 20d Join Date: Jan 2017 Location: London iTrader: (0)	Okay thanks. Will try that.
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