TPMS sensor malfunction after wheel swap?

[Snooperstyle]

Got my new wheels mounted five days ago. I had the tire shop transfer the sensors from the stock rims to the new ones, but I noticed they used rubber valve stems, and not the stock aluminum ones. Not sure that matters. So, the wheels were in the truck awaiting my lift between Wednesday and Sunday. No errors the whole time. Now today I’m driving and I get an error saying the TPMS system is malfunctioning. Says this in the truck and in my Lexus app. See pic of app error. Am I gonna get hosed on this?

 

[F90Guy]

Had the same issue, after 5 mins, they were working fine. I performed "registration of new wheels" and "set current pressure". Registration took probably 40 mins of driving. So far been working fine. I changed my wheels out and bought OEM sensors.

 

[yotanoob]

Curious on updates on this? About to swap wheels and unsure whether to buy new sensors or transfer the old (got some good PN's on another thread). Seems either could cause issues....

@F90Guy which did you buy?

 

[Snooperstyle]

I never changed sensors. Just changed wheels and put them into new wheels. They were working fine for a few days and then they did this. So I don’t understand why it even knows I changed wheels. Owners manual says drive 25mph for like 30 min. WTF. So dumb. Only thing I can think is the stupid tire shop got rid of the aluminum outer part of the valve stem. Is it possible they compromised the sensors?

 

[F90Guy]

Curious on updates on this? About to swap wheels and unsure whether to buy new sensors or transfer the old (got some good PN's on another thread). Seems either could cause issues....

@F90Guy which did you buy?

I got new OEM sensors online, its the cheapest way. I want to keep the stock OEM wheel set intact. Pricey but more convenient down the road. So far no issue other than what I've mentioned.