Transferring TPMS sensor to new wheel?

Glad you got it all squared away

 

Thomasbus all the credit to you on this solution being the first to get the absolute right P/N for the sensors. I hear you about great not having to hookup techstream To swap tires. This should be advertised by Toyota IMO as a great feature. Not sure how the other 1/2 ton pickup mfgs accomplish this but it can’t get much easier to swap wheel sets on new tundras.

 

SORRY, SORRY, SORRY about that...!! my mistake... Just corrected. Credit to Thomasbus337 ...!!!

Still, Thanks so much everyone for pointing me in the right direction...!!!

 

NP I was just passing the credit along. we all try to help each other here.

 

Well, I can't take all the credit. I did some previous searching and a member named Montana Mike made the discovery last December. I did however take notice that it was the same sensor I had installed in my 2019 Camry last winter for my snow tires. I looked back through my pics and noted the PMV-C015 code.

I replaced the stock steel wheels on my 2019 GMC Sierra 2500 with OEM take off wheels that already had the stock sensors in them. To program those to the truck I had to access a few on screen menus then place a $20 TPMS trigger tool at each corner and push a button, just as easy as the newer Tundra

 

@thomasbus337 , @rebmo and @Yoyo THANK YOU!! I have been looking EVERYWHERE for the correct TPMS part number for my 2020 Tundra. Thanks to the info you guys posted I have found it! I'll finally be able to get my new Methods installed! Thanks again guys!

 

I have the same problem, what was your solution to this? I got the 20 degree one that everybody said was for alloy wheels. Doesn’t fit flush with my Method wheels.

 

Even though I was not the one who did the install, I believe the second picture is the correct one.

 

This is how it’s sits with the 20 degree sensor.

doesn’t look right

 

I'm getting ready to go through the same thing with my 2020. I am moving my wheel package over from my 2013 after the lift is done and the sensors in them won't work on the 2020. They are a few years old. Where did you end up purchasing yours from? The 0C091 that you referenced is what I need as mine in non-push start.

 

I installed Method wheels on my Tundra back in July and I went with TPMS PN:42607-06030 and they worked perfectly fine with my wheels.


Here's a pic of what mine look like. I've read that it's important that they say PMV-C015 on them.

 

Ended up getting the 40 degree version and it sits a lot better

 

Installed my 2012 TRD aluminum wheels on my 2020 Limited today for winter with the PMV-C015 TPMS sensors. Pushed the TPMS reset button 3X to register the 4 wheels. It worked great. Had to drive around for about 10 minutes before the PSI showed for the new wheels/sensors. It couldn't be easier now swapping wheels for summer/winter. No more having to use techstream to register TPMS IDs. Confirmed it works.

 

@Roman will my TPMS assembly off of my 2016 Sequoia premium aluminum wheels work with the 2019 TUndra TRD pro BBS Forged wheels or do I need to buy a new assembly? Thanks in advance!

 

Hello Roman. New tundra owner and new to the site. I've been sifting through these threads about tpms and I'm lost. I have a 2021 sr5 with steel 18 inch wheels. My friend has a like new set of 20 inch alloys of his platinum that I can have but I have to buy new sensors for them before I order tires. Would you happen to know which particular ones I would need to work? I have the keyed ignition and not push button start if it matters.

 

Did you ever get an answer on this? Just got a good deal on a set of bbs pro wheels and wondering the same thing on my 14 sr with aluminum wheels

 

What would the part number be for a 40 degree tpms sensor per a 2019 toyota tundra..

 

I'm having problems getting mine to read. I have a 2020 Double Cab SR5 4X4 that originally had 18" steel wheels and I have aftermarket 20" aluminum wheels now with part #42607-0C091. Discount Tire, Toyota Dealership, Tire Engineers, and a local Tire Shop have tried getting them to work. Still shows "Tire Pressure Recalibrating Please Wait until Complete"

Toyota Brand Advocate tells me I have the right part #. Spark Parts say I need the one ending with 06030. Another Toyota Dealership tells me I need 0C101.
Sparks says 0C091 is for '18 - '19 and the tire shops have put in 2019 for their scanners to pick them up, so maybe I do need the 06030??? But I thought those were for higher trim levels eith smart key & Push to Start???