Will any aftermarket 433mhz TPMS work for my Air?

[nerd4all]

Hi All,
I just picked up my Air on Friday and it came with 20" Summer tires. I am purchasing a pair of 19" wheels and winter tires for the car. My question is will any of the available aftermarket 433mhz TPMS sensors work? As far as I know, these are fairly universal but I wanted to make sure before I had the new tires mounted.
Thanks in advance,
-A

 

[fisheral]

I have the same question. Also wondering whether with the latest updates you still need lucid service to register aftermarket TPMS or they can just get picked up automatically.

 

[fisheral]

Bumping this to see if anyone knows.

I have the same question. Also wondering whether with the latest updates you still need lucid service to register aftermarket TPMS or they can just get picked up automatically.

 

[terrycs]

Bumping this to see if anyone knows.

Lucid uses 433 MHz sensors. I bought these off eBay which automatically pairs to the car without having to visit the service center …

eBay link

 

[fisheral]

Lucid uses 433 MHz sensors. I bought these off eBay which automatically pairs to the car without having to visit the service center …

eBay link

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Awesome, just ordered a set. Going to have them installed in my winter tires when I switch up. Thank you!

 

[canuck]

Has anyone tried cloning the TPMS sensors? A lot of aftermarket sensors will let you clone or program settings for the sensor. I plan to do that for my winter wheels.

 

[canuck]

Answered my own question today. Cloning the sensors worked perfectly with my winter tires / wheels.
I used the Autel MX TPMS Sensor and used their tool to clone to the Lucid Factory sensors.

 

[Pnwlucidguy]

Just got the 20” summer wheels switched with the new 19” wheels with new TPMS sensors (Dual frequency). I switched the setting in the vehicle from 20 to 19. However, the vehicle is not seeing the readings ftom the new sensors. Drove about 15 miles with no success. I searched the forum but haven’t gotten a clear confirmation if service has to do something with the first swap or will the change of settings from 20 to 19 will do it? Can someone confirm?

 

[canuck]

The TPMS sensors may not be programmed with an ID. The Autel MX (315/433 Mhz) sensors do not have an ID by default (id: FFFFFFFF... I believe)
You can auto create an ID or clone (with programmer) . I chose to clone.

Another member on the board said his sensors registered on their own.

The Toronto Service Manager said if you buy their TPMS sensors they will also learn on their own.

 

[Odd Mitten]

I got 19" wheels with 433 MHz TPMS sensors from Tirerack (whatever they default provide) and my 22' AGT picked up them without issue after a few miles - they've been working perfectly for a few months now

Zero service appointments needed, they registered on their own

 

[scal_air]

If you clone the sensor will it display the correct sized wheels or just the same as the other set?

 

[fisheral]

The TPMS sensors may not be programmed with an ID. The Autel MX (315/433 Mhz) sensors do not have an ID by default (id: FFFFFFFF... I believe)
You can auto create an ID or clone (with programmer) . I chose to clone.

Another member on the board said his sensors registered on their own.

The Toronto Service Manager said if you buy their TPMS sensors they will also learn on their own.

Yep, my ebay sensors registered on their own.

 

[canuck]

If you clone the sensor will it display the correct sized wheels or just the same as the other set?

TPMS sensors don't know what size of wheel they are going into.

 

[canuck]

The unprogrammed sensors I used look like this when new.
Programming them assigns the Sensor ID and frequency they will use.

 

[scal_air]

Ah, and then you choose the correct size from the car's menu?

 

[canuck]

Yes, there are a options in settings. I only see sizes that were available for options on my model.

 

[canuck]

Lucid uses 433 MHz sensors. I bought these off eBay which automatically pairs to the car without having to visit the service center …

eBay link

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How do the metal valve caps hold up in California weather? The metal valve caps tend to fuse to the valve with all the salt they use on the roads in Canada.

 

[scal_air]

Just fine in SoCal. The caps are removed and reinstalled every month or two to adjust the tire pressure anyway.