TPMS failure

[SteveJ]

I searched but I didn't find any threads on here.
I purchased a 2024 Sport on 7/20. Yesterday, the TPMS lost communications with all four wheels. I drove the car on the freeway for over 10 minutes after turning the car back on, but only the left front sensor came back online. When driving back home, communication was lost again. I drove it again later in the day with the same results. The left front came back online for a short period before dropping out again.

I manually checked air pressure at each tire, and it was fine.

Has anybody else had any issues with the TPMS?

 

[SteveJ]

I took it in to the dealer today. The senders are dead, well the left front sometimes shows some signs of life.
The senders are on backorder.

 

[Mr&Mrs]

I had this happen on my C8 and the entire system had to be replaced. Somehow all the sensor fried and the receiving unit.

 

[Beard]

I am having issues with my rear drivers side. Stopped working when I replaced the stock rims with Nismo rims. Have had them inspected and show no physical damage. Resets done, Nissan is investigating.

Funny enough I picked up the reading from another new Z at a car meet the other day. Stopped working again when I left. The tire pressure was not the same as my other 3, so my assumption is it was another TPSM.

 

[SteveJ]

Well, good news...sorta...
I was driving the car today, and I noticed the TPMS warning light was out. I changed the gauge to Sport mode and went to the tire pressure monitoring. All four tires pressures were displayed.

Perhaps the system finally re-learned the sensors. I don't know. I'm not thrilled with a random fix, but it's better than having the dealer replace the sensors and re-balance the tires.

 

[Mrdeep]

Well, good news...sorta...
I was driving the car today, and I noticed the TPMS warning light was out. I changed the gauge to Sport mode and went to the tire pressure monitoring. All four tires pressures were displayed.

Perhaps the system finally re-learned the sensors. I don't know. I'm not thrilled with a random fix, but it's better than having the dealer replace the sensors and re-balance the tires.

I just had something similar happen.... My rear passenger side went out and I had it replaced, and now my driver side rear is no longer displaying.

 

[SteveJ]

I just had something similar happen.... My rear passenger side went out and I had it replaced, and now my driver side rear is no longer displaying.

Lord knows what is going on with the TPMS. My commute is around 25 miles one-way on mostly freeway and rural highway, and sometimes the lights are in my favor. Maybe taking a long drive (50 miles or so) on the freeway may help the system re-learn the sensors.

 

[Mrdeep]

Lord knows what is going on with the TPMS. My commute is around 25 miles one-way on mostly freeway and rural highway, and sometimes the lights are in my favor. Maybe taking a long drive (50 miles or so) on the freeway may help the system re-learn the sensors.

Yea. I will say that the one I replaced on the passenger side had actually broken and fallen off into the wheel

 

[Beard]

both my rears have failed now - Nissan is unable to make them sync to the car and blames the wheels on blocking the signal....

 

[SteveJ]

both my rears have failed now - Nissan is unable to make them sync to the car and blames the wheels on blocking the signal....

My TPMS issues eventually went down to the passenger rear. Unlike @Mrdeep 's case, it resolved in about a month or so, and I haven't seen TPMS issues since.

 

[Mrdeep]

My TPMS issues eventually went down to the passenger rear. Unlike @Mrdeep 's case, it resolved in about a month or so, and I haven't seen TPMS issues since.

Both of mine were broken sensors actually! Replaced the second one. Either a crazy coincidence, bad installations, or Nissan cutting quality corners.

 

[ForSale24]

I am having issues with my rear drivers side. Stopped working when I replaced the stock rims with Nismo rims. Have had them inspected and show no physical damage. Resets done, Nissan is investigating.

Funny enough I picked up the reading from another new Z at a car meet the other day. Stopped working again when I left. The tire pressure was not the same as my other 3, so my assumption is it was another TPSM.

with the new wheels did Nissan use the same stock TPMS or a new set for new wheels? I ask because I'm putting new wheels on this week and wonder if should use the old or try new... lol looks like the three of us have yellow (sorry i cant spell the color) Z cars

 

[SteveJ]

with the new wheels did Nissan use the same stock TPMS or a new set for new wheels? I ask because I'm putting new wheels on this week and wonder if should use the old or try new... lol looks like the three of us have yellow (sorry i cant spell the color) Z cars

The color is Ikazuchi Yellow Pearl.
As for the TPMS sensor, I would install new ones with new wheels. YMMV

 

[ForSale24]

The color is Ikazuchi Yellow Pearl.
As for the TPMS sensor, I would install new ones with new wheels. YMMV

I'm convinced, new is the way to go...It's been a year and I still can't spell it

 

[Beard]

with the new wheels did Nissan use the same stock TPMS or a new set for new wheels? I ask because I'm putting new wheels on this week and wonder if should use the old or try new... lol looks like the three of us have yellow (sorry i cant spell the color) Z cars

Nissan did replace the sensors, but they are still failing. They are now blaming the Nismo rims, even though the front rims are the exact same size (it’s a square setup) and continue to work without issue. Nissan is suggesting that we break the bead and sync the sensors to the car using their tool while the wheels are removed and positioned near the front of the car.