TPMS in an SR?

I, for the life of me, cannot figure out where I can find the TPMS on my ‘20 SR DCSB 4x4 V6.

Do I even have them? Getting wheels mounted on Friday, and I wanna make sure I have everything.

 

Yes you do.

They are inside your current wheel/tire package. All you can see is the valve stem portion.

 

Is there a button there? Kinda dark pic.
Also, without starting the engine, placing the key to ON, see ALL the lights...

 

Scroll over on your screen, should show you. What wheels do you have currently

 

yes! I found the button! it’s super hidden lol

would I be able to switch the sensor on the new wheels?

 

gross steelies

 

Yes...

 

You might need different sensors depending on the wheels. Sometimes they can make them work, the angle is different on those steelies I believe

 

I’ll just buy some. don’t wanna worry about that! any recommendations for sensors?

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/tmps-help.694474/#post-24573453

Post 6, that’s what I got. Has part number. Some have found them cheaper at eBay or Amazon

 

I couldn’t get it to just copy and paste the part number on my phone, that’s why I posted the link

 

no worries! I got it thanks so much.

 

No! Shipmate the steel wheels have different sensors. Steelies have 40 degree sensors vs 20 degree sensors that are standard for alloy. You can get them to fit by mounting them upside down, but you will likely break them and could have signal issues.

Best to buy new and get them programmed. More cost, but worth it in the long run.

 

No TPMS sensors on Canadian models as they are not legally required up here. Good cause tire shops frequently break the sensors and then tell you they went bad while charging you $100+ for another. The batteries eventually die in them too rendering them useless.

 

IF you are keeping your steelies for winter use, then I would make sure to use a shop that sells programmable TPMS Sensor and knows how to program them. My tire shop scanned the sensors on my old wheels and programmed the new sensors with the same 4 IDs on the old wheels. I swap between summer and winter tires at home without worrying about having to have the truck programmed each time. And I don't need to worry about anyone overtorquing wheel studs.

 

TPMS?? I don't deal with that BS. I rock the bulging tire warning lamp. Like a fighter pilot.

 

Whoa, you just made my night good sir!
Confirmed it on the website and indeed my incoming AC MT will NOT have TPMS. Extremely rad.

 

I was about to say wait a minute, I don't have them on my SR5.

But it's good, no light open all winter long...