TPMS sensor issue

[Lamiglas]

Within a few days of getting my 2022 Ram 3500 deisel, I swapped out the wheels and tires. I out 55 psi in on all four and no issues. Then last Friday I put 70 psi in the rears to prep for pulling a trailer. The dash was reading the passengar front at 55 and passenger rear at 70 which is correct. The driver side is reading the front at 70 and the rear at 55, which is not correct. For some reason the drivers side had the front and back reversed on the dash. I just took it to discount tires. He was able to read the sesnors and they all show the correct pressure at the wheels, so the problem appears to just be how its showing on the dash. They said they self calibrate and there was nothing he could do? I have driven appprox 2500 miles witht the wheels on the truck and 400 miles since I added air to the rears. I would think any self calibration would have happened already? Any ideas? I called the dealership and they have never heard of this. Thanks.

 

[Crusty old shellback]

Did you reuse the original sensors?
Or new OEM sensors?
Or aftermarket universal sensors?

 

[Lamiglas]

They re-used the original sensors.

 

[Crusty old shellback]

Hmm, that's weird. It should work then.
Unless one got damaged in transfering them over.