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      03-10-2023, 08:37 PM   #9
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Originally Posted by Kernel Kurtz View Post
Some sensors are "universal" (for a given frequency) and need to be programed for the particular make/model they will be used in. If your vendor says they are pre-programmed (or OEM) for BMW then they should be just that.

You probably would not be able to program them otherwise, but any local tire shop probably can.
My tyre specialist just needed the VIN number of our Macan to input into the Autel system they use to configure aftermarket sensors for Porsche compatibility. When I picked up the winter wheels and tyres, they were ready to go on the Macan, just the same as if OEM sensors had been used.
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