TPMS Errors?

The other night I was backing in the drive way and my TPMS light came on...
They had been doing some road repaving and had cut part of my drive way to cut in the new paving. I switched over to the TPMS "screen" and it showed my drivers rear tire at 0. I guessed that I had managed to catch a sidewall on the sharpe edge of the paving and had a flat, but it didn't feel flat. Like it didn't feel low. I stopped and got out (it was dark), the tire didn't look flat... I gave it a little kick and it was "normal" just like it should be. I got back in and finished parking.
After I parked I noticed that the TMPS screen was telling me another tire was flat.
I took the following pictures within about 2 minutes of one another.







Has anyone had a similar experience?

 

You ever figure this out? My 2016 is experiencing the same thing but only with 1 wheel

 

I did not.
It happened again, once, after this.
Maybe one other time after this, when I've gotten in to leave I've had all 4 tires show up as 0 until I get to the end of the drive.

I do have a couple of complicating factors.

• I have a set of wheels sitting behind the truck from a 2017. They do have TPMS sensors. They aren't at 0 PSI (so probably not the problem).
• I have a set of aftermarket TPMS sensors that have cloned IDs from my stock wheels (the ones on the truck) sitting in an electrostatic bag in the house (probably like 80' from the parking spot, probably a couple hundred feet from where I first had this error). They are at 0 PSI (as they are in an electrostatic bag).