My PCM only gives me Summer and All Season 20" options, no "winter 20" option". I had the dealer install winter tires, they left it set at "all season", I would think they would know, right? To make things more complicated, I plant to move my winter tires to another set of wheels, so no change as far as tire type is concerned - same tires, just new TPMS. Futhermore, I will be switching between winter tires and all-season tires, but PCM only offers summer and all season options, but I have no plans to use summer tires at all at this time, just winter and all-season. I am not sure whether setting the type of tire determines some other parameters, so I don't want to set it to "summer tires" when driving "all-season tires".
Just checked. I am currently on the setting "R20 Winter" so for sure there is a winter setting. Best advice: be patient, someone on this site will know what the best setting for all seasons would be. My guess is that the only real difference in PCM settings relates to when the little low-pressure warnings will sound. With Winter tires you tend to run lower tire pressure than with high performance summer tires. But tire pressure is tire pressure and I think the TPMS will give you an accurate reading regardless of what setting you choose.
Yes - give it a whirl!Is this the menu where you see it? I only get the following settings, (there is no scrolling available, I tried scrolling down, nothing moves). Or is there some other setting for me to set the the winter tires on?
EDIT: Nevermind. I just realized I have to kill the "Measuring above 15mph" message by hitting the X to see the last option, which is "R20 Winter".
So will switching to another tire make it learn new TPMS again?
It worked. ?Took 8-10miles of driving, but the car learned a new set of TPMS sensors (I swapped wheels, so they were not the same TMPS sensors as before).
These pre-programmed Huff Baolong sensors definitely work for the Taycan and are OEM spec
You are running 22" all around, right?
