You should be good with 2017 RL sensors, just drive off.
TPMS Sensors
Getting my TPMS sensors from my Honda Dealer. For winter rims. Are they cloning them now or does the Ridgeline have the ability of storing 2 different sets of TPMS sensors for summer and winter rims?
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What he^^^^^^^ said. Just install and drive. They are detected automatically.
AFAIK, The RL can store up to 4 different sets of TPMS
Using a OEM wheel for a spare tire only would you need tpms on it?
does anyone know if the sensors offered at tire rack will work on the G2?
it says they are "433MHz Tire Pressure Sensor"
it says they are "433MHz Tire Pressure Sensor"
I've bought 4 new tpms from honda at a decent price. from my understanding there was no "jobber" available for our model when I purchased them. you have nothing to do with the tpms, and nothing with the vehicule. it simply just work !
What's a jobber? And is the the TPMS specific to the Ridgeline meaning will another TPMS work from another Honda model?I've bought 4 new tpms from honda at a decent price. from my understanding there was no "jobber" available for our model when I purchased them. you have nothing to do with the tpms, and nothing with the vehicule. it simply just work !
The truck does not store TPMS info, it is read-as-you-go.
This means you can have an endless amount of wheel sets. There is no limit.
This means you can have an endless amount of wheel sets. There is no limit.
In Canada you can get 4 for $225 without taxes from Honda.What did you pay?
I know that there's a company available here in Canada that will clone your TPMS. TPMS SENSORS CLONE | TPMS CLONING STORE
But does the dealer need to do anything, because they charged a fee for " Re Learning " or something like that. :frown:'The truck does not store TPMS info, it is read-as-you-go.
This means you can have an endless amount of wheel sets. There is no limit.
Nope, nothing they need to do. I would go back and ask for a refund.But does the dealer need to do anything, because they charged a fee for " Re Learning " or something like that. :frown:'
If they charged you for a re-learn, they are either ignorant or lying. Go back and tell them the 2017 Ridgeline is self learning. Teach them 
I will just wanted to make sure before I ask them why?If they charged you for a re-learn, they are either ignorant or lying. Go back and tell them the 2017 Ridgeline is self learning. Teach them
I asked the dealer and they said there is a relearn for the TPMS. Not sure if it matters but these are new Honda TPMS sensors in new winter steel rims so not sure if that makes a difference. I don't know for sure if they know :crying:
Put it this way. I had OEM sensors installed on after market wheels and brought them home leaving them in my garage waiting for winter. When winter showed it's face, I installed the wheels in my garage and drove off. They registered in a matter of minutes. Nobody taught or programmed anything. Go to your local Honda dealer and get the info from them in writing if you do not believe us.I asked the dealer and they said there is a relearn for the TPMS. Not sure if it matters but these are new Honda TPMS sensors in new winter steel rims so not sure if that makes a difference. I don't know for sure if they know :crying:
My gut feeling is the bozos who installed yours thought they needed to program them, went through the entire process and thought what they did was why they worked. Probably just used the sequence required for a Gen 1. Little did they know, nothing needed to be done.
My gut feeling is they don't even know because the service rep had to go ask the salesman who sold me the Ridgeline when I asked him about the charge. He said the only Ridgeline who didn't need a relearn was the Black Edition for some reason.Put it this way. I had OEM sensors installed on after market wheels and brought them home leaving them in my garage waiting for winter. When winter showed it's face, I installed the wheels in my garage and drove off. They registered in a matter of minutes. Nobody taught or programmed anything. Go to your local Honda dealer and get the info from them in writing if you do not believe us.
My gut feeling is the bozos who installed yours thought they needed to program them, went through the entire process and thought what they did was why they worked. Probably just used the sequence required for a Gen 1. Little did they know, nothing needed to be done.
Would Honda Canada know?
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