If you are replacing tyre pressure sensors on an LDV or MAXUS vehicle, it is important to know that these vehicles do not learn the new sensors by themselves. The replacement sensors must be programmed into the vehicle using a suitable diagnostic programming tool.
Use the selector below to guide customers toward the correct LDV / MAXUS TPMS sensor setup and the programming method required.
LDV / MAXUS vehicles on this page do not automatically learn new TPMS sensors after fitting.
The new sensors must be programmed into the vehicle correctly for the warning light to turn off.
This can only be done properly using our Bluetooth OBD Reader / Writer Programming Tool, which is a very good diagnostic tool for programming TPMS sensors into the vehicle.
The following LDV / MAXUS vehicles should be treated as sensor programming required rather than self-learning.
These LDV / MAXUS vehicles require the new TPMS sensors to be programmed into the vehicle. This can only be done properly using our dedicated programming tool.
If you replace the sensors without programming them into the car, the warning light may stay on and the system may not recognise the new sensors at all.
If you need help choosing the correct LDV / MAXUS TPMS sensor or the correct programming tool, contact MyTPMS for support before ordering.