Tpms

[Johncmng]

I have a 2107 TRD PRO. Is there a aftermarket meter that shows the current pressure of the tires?
Can I use this and "read" the TPMS sensor I have now?
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01M9AERO...KS&pd_rd_r=GH9CTBGDKY05CZ5ZJ80E&pd_rd_w=k0NJu

 

[rayofsi]

customer review...

However, the units use a different frequency of 433MHz than the standard Toyota OEM frequency of 315MHz which require the tire valve replacement in the car tires. This forces the TPMS warning light on the dashboard to light up and their is no convenient, safe way to turn the light off, which is irksome.

 

[flyrv9]

Yea I wondered why Toyota didn't make tire pressure values accessible without some external tool or reader. We had a Chevy van at work that allowed you to read TPMS values by pushing a button and cycling through displays to get that and other info. Kinda disappointed in Toyota in this regard - Instead you get a low pressure light and have to look to see which tire caused it; except the spare which no longer comes with a sensor. Come On Man!

 

[Superjet]

If your interested in replacing the radio:
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-gen-t4rs/211541-new-maestro-radio-solution.html

Looks like all the pictures I uploaded are gone though.

 

[adio3x]

The kit you listed uses new sensors. The only thing that really reads oem sensors is Maestro, but only certain headunits support maestro systems. The next best thing is to get a standalone readout like the one you listed.

 

[WabdaQ]

I believe you can use the Scan Guage 2 with the latest update to monitor tires.

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[BlackWorksInc]

Yea I wondered why Toyota didn't make tire pressure values accessible without some external tool or reader. We had a Chevy van at work that allowed you to read TPMS values by pushing a button and cycling through displays to get that and other info. Kinda disappointed in Toyota in this regard - Instead you get a low pressure light and have to look to see which tire caused it; except the spare which no longer comes with a sensor. Come On Man!

They do allow you to see tire pressure in your tires on your combination meter... in some vehicles.

Why they're not consistent about this I can't tell you, it's always bothered me because thew new combination meters almost all have information screens in the center so it'd just be a matter of coding...