2022 TPMS sensors

Hi all,

Do we have a part number for the 2022 TPMS sensors yet? Is it still
42607-33012, which Sparks has at https://www.sparksparts.com/oem-par...or-4260733012?c=bD0xJm49U2VhcmNoIFJlc3VsdHM=?

I'm waiting for a Limited TRD Off-road, so 20" wheels, and I'm toying with the idea of keeping those 20" and tires for long road trips, while using 18"s in 285-ish for everyday play, so I'd need another set of TPMS sensors.

Daughter's college is 1000 miles away, and the family cabin in Montana is 400 miles away, so I'm exploring flexible options

 

Also wondering. It appears so, but have not been able to confirm.

 

@Roman the Toyota parts superhero is back! Check out his thread "the ultimate OEM parts thread" found in the vendors section. Or hopefully he answers your question here.

 

Part number for the 2022 TPMS is https://parts.toyotaofcoolsprings.c...-pressure-monitoring-system-sensor-4260702050

 

Perfect. THANK YOU.

 

Thanks @Roman!

 

@Roman is the online store available for us yet? I went to the local dealer with this part # and they wouldn't sell them to me because they said those TPMS were not for a 22 Tundra but were for other Toyota car models. When I asked what was the correct part number, they couldn't answer that question LOL. I was being a cheap skate trying to avoid shipping but now won't ever go back there for parts haha

 

Wondering if it would be foolish to

HENGCOOL 42607-02090 PMV-E100 42607-02050 TPMS Tire Pressure Monitoring System 433MHz 4pcs for Toyota Avalon Camry 4runner Corolla 2019 2020

buy these at half the price. Not cheap to change if they don't work.

 

try it and report back to us!

 

Yep, it is up and running.

https://parts.toyotaofcoolsprings.com/

 

Isn't this the clamp in style sensor? The new 2022 tundra comes with snap in style sensors. I wonder if I can get just the rubber stem from Toyota and transfer the sensor over to my new aftermarket wheels.

 

Yep, the one with removable valve stems. You can get just the valve stems by themselves.

https://parts.toyotaofcoolsprings.c...oring-system-sensor-valve-assembly-90942a5005

 

Awesome! Thank you. Saved me $200 from buying new sensors. The illustration confused me cause it shows the clamp in style, but when you google the part number it shows the correct part.

 

@Roman when I put the part number you provided into the Cool Springs parts website, it says these don't fit the 2022, which may be why the above user was told the same thing at the parts counter in person. Is the catalog just not showing these yet?

 

The parts website is still wonky on 2022s. Those are definitely the correct TPMS. Only part number that shows up at all.

 

Did you try them?

 

Ordered but still in transit. Will report with results.

 

Thanks for your help Roman

 

Any results to share as of yet?

 

Received them, and they look just like OEM, but there may be an issue:
These are advertised as being compatible with 42607-02050, the ones specified for 22 Tundra. Our 42607-02050 transmit at 315 mhz.
Ones I got are 42607-02090, which transmit at 433 mhz.
Can the truck read the OEM 315 mhz AND 433? I don't know. An experienced tech might know.
Only way to know for sure is to go to dealership, have them program new codes, drive truck. Not sure it's worth the hassle.
I ended up ordering a set of the 02050s from Toyota ($205 CDN) and will probably return the cheap ones or sell them to someone with a 4R, which uses 090s.

 

Finally! When picking up new Toyota TPMS sensors (42607-02050) for new wheels, spoke to a tech who said 2022 Tundras now accept eight TPMS codes for summer and winter tires! Was previously only four.

Lexus has had eight for years, but eight in the Tundra now means we shouldn't have to go to dealer just to change codes to get the damn TPMS light off when swapping tires every season (assuming both sets of tires have proper monitors). For all of us who run dedicated winter tires up north, this is huge.

Tech ventured, but couldn't confirm, the eight only applied to LTD and up models (in Canada) — with the 14-inch screen. Why Toyota would limit such a thing seems odd, but then again, Toyota has a long history of odd.

I get my summer set mounted next week, so I'll update this thread then.

 

Wondering if these might work then ... https://www.ebay.com/itm/265042018133?ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT&fromMakeTrack=true

 

They're the correct part number, correct frequency and proper rubber stems.... I would think so, but .... If you can return them, worth a shot given the price. The other option is to get the ones you can clone your stock codes with, such as Autel MX-sensors. A guy on FB bought the Autels for his '22 Sport, cloned the factory codes, and said they worked.

 

While we’re on TPMS is there a way to monitor individual tire pressures? I’ve looked thru the owners manual (paper and online) and can’t find anything on it. Thanks in advance.

 

I'm definitely going to try these out for my spare winter set. Good idea.

On 2.5gen, it's a menu in the dash. Have you tried playing around with the menu options?

 

Never had it so easy to get the TPMS light off.

Got new wheels with new Toyota monitors mounted, used the steering wheel controls to access vehicle settings, set the TPMS to "discover" and light blinked a few times. Drove a few miles and — bingo — light went off.

(Had to it do it twice because first time, the other set of tires were in the bed, so truck picked up wrong sensors.)

 

This is great news! I’ve got a set of wheels, tires, and new OEM TPMS waiting for my truck. Wasn’t sure if I’d need to visit dealer for programming. Will be easy to run two sets of tires now.

 

I can confirm this works perfect I had an appointment with the dealer after putting new wheels and tires and aftermarket TPPMS sensors on my truck followed your steps drove about 15 miles and everything works perfect now thanks again

 

This is good news too. I just had my wheels/tires/TPMS mounted/balanced for a SMOKING deal through my brothers shop, so I'm hopeful that my experience is the same as this.

 

So I’m running purple max TPMS sensors in the spec sheet I have says they run at 315 MHz