Can anyone confirm with certainty the TPMS spec for 2024 Raptor?

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jerrodbarrows

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Did Discount Tire at least offer to pay for the OEM sensors since their universal sensors didn’t work? If not, did they attempt to make it right and refund your cash for their sensors?

At this point, why not buy the sensors linked above in post #5…what else you have to lose?
Yeah...the saga continues...yes, they ordered and installed (without charging me any more $) the OEM sensors (and included some extra scratches on the wheels) but they also do not work...I'm not sure if the Ford parts department ordered/sent the correct sensors. They said they were ordered based on the VIN. The Ford part number they supposedly installed is ML3Z1A189D which lines up to the suggestion above. I am contemplating ordering the above sensors but want to give Discount the chance to throw in the towel on the OEM sensors before spending more money. I pinged the tpms.com folks to find out if they accept returns if they do not work and I didn't get a direct response...reading their website leads me to believe they do with many caveats.
 

TwizzleStix

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Sounds like all your problems are “Discount” Tire. Buy from TireRack and use their recommended shops only. You’ll have no problems then. You’ll screw yourself out of $100s trying to save $20 in time, money and just frustration…, because idiots.
 

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The saga ends. Discount Tire installed new FoMoCo OEM sensors and they were able to get them to activate by using the combo of start button plus brake pumps to get it into learning mode. Then they were able to use their tool to trigger the truck to recognize each sensor starting at the drivers front, then passenger front, then passenger rear and finally driver rear with a short honk at each stop indicating success. Up to this point, I don't think that they actually completed the process to get it into learning mode. They had tried initiating it via ODBII the previous visit which was not obviously not successful. For reference, here is a pic of the OEM TPMS sensor package with P/N.
 

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Thanks!

Just had these installed and the truck read them instantly with no scan tool required.

Here is what I was told off my 24 802A vin. I ended up with the TPMS from TPMS.com and they work perfectly.


 

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I feel like theres 20” rims involved in this saga somewhere…
 
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