09-17-2014, 01:50 PM | #1 |
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Ride height or pressure monitoring?
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Is the tire pressure monitoring on the M235i a ride height system or a physical tire pressure monitoring system? Cheers, |
09-17-2014, 03:08 PM | #2 |
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Physical tire pressure via sensors in the valve stems. On some cars as not all cars are equipped with tmps depending on locale.
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US gets the expensive TPMS via stem sensor...Canadians get FTM via rotational sensor
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Could you please instruct me on how I can double check this? I need t get my winter setup and if I don't need TPSM then it will send me a few hundred $. Cheers, |
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If you are that concerned ask your parts department what comes with a winter tire package for your car... |
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Non metal stems is an indication
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We've been discussing this in the Canadian forum. Someone thinks the Canuck cars with RFT get TPMS, but I haven't seen that confirmed.
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