I've found that the Schrader 0009057200 and 0009050030 sensors, also the Huf RDE036 sensor will pair automatically with Mercedes. Can find them cheap, around $15 each or $40/4 off Ebay.
So I have a 2013 e350 and I just bought some replacement wheels from a 2015 c300. Do I just put those wheels on my car and drive for ten minutes and the car will automatically adjust to those tons?
If the TPSM are universal and self learn type, they should work. If you install those tires and did not work, you can bring them to any tire shop to re-program.
@@VictorinoJake same situation for me. I have a 2013 cls63 and I put 2015 s63 rims on it and I didn’t change the tpms. So when I started driving it went into limp mode. Did you reprogram the tpms or did you install your original tpms.
@@arlindmekuli2639 I did not re-program them because those are self learn type. The car computer automatically recognized them after driving around 10 mins after installation. So not all types of TPMS is self learn. You may need to bring your car to a car shop and they can set that up for you using a diagnostic tool.
Another "do it yourself"🤣 I liked that lil addition at the end👏
Love the DIY attitude but no doubt the guy with the small tire shop on the corner is the best choice.
This video was hilarious! I love the transparency
This is an excellent video on how to correct the TPM sensor light. Well done!
Now that's a real video...............Thanks
I've found that the Schrader 0009057200 and 0009050030 sensors, also the Huf RDE036 sensor will pair automatically with Mercedes. Can find them cheap, around $15 each or $40/4 off Ebay.
Do NOT go by the tire pressure located in the door frame. Instead, use the tire pressures that are located on the inside of the gas filler door.
So I have a 2013 e350 and I just bought some replacement wheels from a 2015 c300. Do I just put those wheels on my car and drive for ten minutes and the car will automatically adjust to those tons?
If the TPSM are universal and self learn type, they should work. If you install those tires and did not work, you can bring them to any tire shop to re-program.
@@VictorinoJake same situation for me. I have a 2013 cls63 and I put 2015 s63 rims on it and I didn’t change the tpms. So when I started driving it went into limp mode. Did you reprogram the tpms or did you install your original tpms.
@@arlindmekuli2639 I did not re-program them because those are self learn type. The car computer automatically recognized them after driving around 10 mins after installation. So not all types of TPMS is self learn. You may need to bring your car to a car shop and they can set that up for you using a diagnostic tool.
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You didn’t do it yourself you should’ve took it to the dealer to begin with it’s cheap to change that
Agree! Yeah I figured it is not worth to do it yourself. That is why I put that tittle on the video.
The rpm’s at the dealer is 160 each , I got all 4 at Amazon for 40