I know this is going to end up being a dumb question, but what the heck. I'm thinking of rotating the tires on my 2019 Laramie 2500 myself. I have now had two tire shops wreck my truck, once to the tune of thousands of dollars and I am getting sick of it. Came darn near close to losing multiple wheels when one mobile installer forgot to tighten the lugs on multiple wheels. I'll repeat myself. I am getting really sick of it. So, I have one question for now. When you move around the wheels on a truck where the position of the wheel matters, how do you tell your truck which wheel is in what position? Do I really need to buy an expensive programmer? Thanks in advance and be gentle if this is a really dumb question.
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TPMS and Tire Rotation
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Nothing needed on your end. Rotate them as you please then drive it around the block and the new positions will be recalibrated.
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Somewhat related question, I just put new tires on my truck but maintained the stock sensors. They were all working for the first 10 mins of driving or so, but then the left sides went out and I cant get them to register. Any recommendations on how to reset the left side ones to recalibrate?