TPMS compatibility

[simontdo]

Hi,

I've just bought a set of Sports pack wheels and tyres that are going on my 2006 V8V.

I have no idea of the age of these wheels, so I'm not sure the tyre pressure sensors are compatible with my car.

Is there a way of checking or testing (without changing all four wheels)?

[V12Vantage]

As far as I'm aware, the wheel sender units need to be programmed to the car, an AM dealer job. The newer 2012 up cars are a newer self learning system.

[mikey k]

If they are V1 sports pack you should be OK (assuming the batteries are good!)

[simontdo]

Yes, they're V1s.

I wont be bolting them on until the spring. I guess I'll find out for sure then.

Thanks

[pbe624]

I am planning doing the reverse. I have a set of Sport Pack Wheels on my 2007 DB9 which I am replacing with a set of original wheels.

The SP wheels have a colour coded valve (not sure why) but the valves on the original set (I think from a 2006 model DB9) are not colour coded... .

How do I know if they have the TPMS and do they need (re) programming ?

P.S. My SP wheels are on sale including a set of good Bridgestones if anybody interested. Send me a PM.

Cheers,
Frank