tpms

[JCN]

Is there a way to "train" the tpms on these 2020's, the manual doesn't mention it like what I see for the 14 F150? I'm looking at buying a set of wheels for the rear and will buy sensors for them, in the past I've seen people say to only use oem sensors is that still a thing. thanks Jim

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[NeedForGreen]

You may need to have a syncing tool/remote to set the tpms sensors. When I swapped my rims out I got the Ford Performance tpms with the tool to set them. That's all thats I needed.

 

[brucelinc]

I have used multiple sets of wheels and purchased sensors for all of them. NEVER have I needed a tool to train them. Drive about 50 feet and they sync up and display the pressure. My 2016 and 2018 both worked the same way.

 

[cmxPPL219]

OP, if you buy OEM Ford sensors, you won't need to train them, they do so automatically in these cars. Once you install them onto the car, drive for a distance, they will automatically display the updated tire pressure on the display.

There is a pairing/training procedure, but in the vast majority of cases, the Ford system is intelligent enough to self-train with the new wheels mounted, and after having driven a certain distance.

 

[JCN]

OEM it is then, thank you all. Jim

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