OBD PID for TPMS

Anyone know the PIDs for the TPMS system when reading from the OBD port?

Had the low tire pressure light kick on today, but all the tires are up to pressure and want to monitor the pressures.
I used to get them with my headunit's obd connector, so I know they are there, but now with the torque pro app I need the PIDs.

 

Can't give you the exact codes but here's a forum discussion on getting Toyota TPMS info from the Torque App.
https://torque-bhp.com/forums/?wpforumaction=viewtopic&t=11133.0

 

If all the tires are properly inflated and the warning light is on you probably have 1 or more dead sensors. Batteries typically last 7-10 years and you have a 12 year old truck.

I buy mine from Amazon and replace them when I buy every other set of tires. Works out to about once every 6-7 years. They are about $40 for a set of 4 and there is no charge to install them with new tires. About $10 each otherwise.

 

I’d run by a tire store or find someone with a TPMS tool and just check that the sensors are all working. Quick and easy way to test the sensors. Probably free too.