How to Connect and Calibrate Rivian R1T / R1S TPMS Tire Pressure Senso - EV Sportline - The Leader in Electric Vehicle Accessories

Installing a new set of wheels on your Rivian R1T or R1S requires reconnecting and syncing the Tire Pressure Monitoring Sensors (TPMS) to the Rivian. Reconnection and syncing is a passive process, activated simply by driving the Rivian after installing the new wheels & TPMS sensors. There is no need to have Rivian Service 'reconnect' or 'recalibrate' the TPMS sensors, as long as you are using Factory Rivian TPMS sensors or EV Sportline's aftermarket Rivian-spec TPMS sensors. Steps to properly connect (sync) Rivian R1T / R1S TPMS sensors: 1. Select a Rivian-spec TPMS sensor - Available HERE Note: EV Sportline's Rivian-spec TPMS sensors are manufactured by the same factory which makes the factory TPMS sensors. The sensors are identical, except the EV Sportline version does not have a Rivian logo on it. The valve stem on the EV Sportline version

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The new TireMinder i10 is a premium color Tire Pressure Monitoring System designed to continually monitor up to 20 tires, while allowing to swap between up to 4 different vehicles for a total of 40 tires. This TPMS simultaneously displays up to 10 tires at once, automatically swapping between the front (towing) and rear (towed) vehicles. • 3.