davejeep

With all the issues wit the TPMS, why have them?
2011 Jeep JK.

resharp001

MANY people feel your pain, and disable the feature completely. They can indeed be frustrating.

Smudgeontheglass

I never had issues with TPMS, the issue I have is buying 2nd hand wheels and tires without them. There is no point in hassling with that so yeah I've disabled the feature.

Rednroll

I never found a use for them in my 2009. So once they started giving me troubles, I gave one attempt to fix them, fix didn't work, then threw them in the garbage where they belong, turned off the light and have never looked back.

sped

Sorry for the double post!

sped

Anyone have a link to show me how to disable the TPMS?

resharp001

You'd need to use a programmer. I think almost all of them will allow you to disable the feature completely.

sped

Amazon? I hate the system that much. LOL

mr72

Not exactly. Depending on which Superchips Flashcal model you have, some allow you only to disable the pressure threshold (not change it), and if you have bad/no sensors you will still get a TPMS warning light. So if you want to DISABLE TPMS then choose your programmer wisely. BTW mine would allow adjusting of the pressure threshold or disabling entirely before I "upgraded" the firmware. Those programmers are only slightly above being a complete scam IMHO.

In the end it's cheaper and easier to just make it work than it is to try and make it be reliably disabled. You can buy tire sensors for $15/ea on Amazon and get them installed for $10/tire or less if you shop around. Any way you slice it that's cheaper than a programer.

I say get with the 21st century and let the Jeep tell you your tire pressure.

nthinuf

I have tried several over the years, buying/selling/losing at varies times. My experience is that:

DiabloSport InTune - would lower, but would not disable.

Superchips Flashpaq/Flashcal - would both lower and disable when I first got one, but these seem to have gone through many policy changes and coding changes over the years, so can be really hit or miss as to whether they will do what you want, when you want it to. At one point, I could not lower psi or turn off tpms. And their tech support sucks... unless you are persistant and get lucky finding just the right tech who has a clue. (had a flashpaq, sold it, later bought a flashcal to replace a lost procal, they ran a half-price upgrade special, so upgraded to a flashpaq again. Then went out and bought another procal anyway...)

AEV ProCal - both of them have been flawless. Every option they advertise is available and works as expected.