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I just bought a brand new rear tire and wheel off a 2012. I also have a 2012. If I sync the new wheel to the TPMS, ride it and wear out the tire, can I switch back to the original wheel and will it be in sync? Both have been in sync, are they assigned a serial number or ID of some sort or will the bike just think they are both the same wheel? Thanks
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I believe you will have to resync the wheels, it can only "remember" one of each, front and rear at a time.DS#1146 IBA#55800 50CC,BBG, BB1500 x2, SS2K, SS1Kx3 CERTIFIED ALL DS, PGR RC
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You will have to re-register the new TPMS each time you change wheels.2012 Candy Red Level 1 - Darkside #1071 It's just a Rubber Thang...
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Well that sucks. Lol! More reason to go with an aftermarket system. Buy a three wheel Trike system and then you could switch rear wheels back and forth to your suit all conditions.Comment: (For off-topic replies)
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Thanks you all for the responses! Always good information on this new forum and it continues. Guess I will buy the gizmo to sync the wheels. I will be ahead by just not throwing away tires with maybe 5 to 6K miles left just so I can take a long trip.... Thanks againChristian Motorcyclists Association, VP Las Vegas Lights Chapter,
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Hey Kit...my local Honda shop only charges $80.00 an hour & only has to keep the bike 10 days for service...would what they would charge to re-register the new TPMS ?Originally posted by Kit Carson View Post
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Cheapest place I found was tool warehouse dot net. Got to my door for $94.05. Leave in cart for a day and they should email you a 5% discount code.Originally posted by DeadendBill View PostComment: (For off-topic replies)
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As far as I know the aftermarket TPMS's don't need any special tools to register a new sensor so that would not be such a problem.Originally posted by Kit Carson View Post
I do wonder though, what a trike system does when It doesn't see the third wheel? Does the warning light stay on then?Comment: (For off-topic replies)
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Asking the 2018 gurus:
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I learned years ago to seal the inside of the wheel.
Years ago I used Future...10-09-2019, 12:35 PM
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