More than just a tire video, I'll show here how to install replacement tire pressure sensors, how to "wake" them with a cheap tool originally meant for GM sensors, and how to replace a battery in the BMW sensors. These TPMS sensors are basically the same in most RT and GS bikes, from what I understand. However, there are two different physical configurations, one with a built-in valve stem (8532731) and one that just bolts to the inside of the rim (8532732). Here are some other details to remember:

-- You'll need the GS-911 diagnostic interface and software
--You'll need two new sensors or be prepared to replace the batteries in your old sensors with CR2032 watch batteries
-- I purchased batteries with pre-soldered tabs used in some video games
-- You'll want the EL-50448 TPMS reset tool (433MHz) to "wake-up" your sensors. Brand doesn't matter.
--The bike computer allows registration of two sets of tire pressure sensors, so you can keep spares.

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https://amzn.to/3Nc58xw (Replacement CR2032 batteries with tabs)
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https://amzn.to/3PXt9Ke (GS-911 scanner)
https://amzn.to/3GH43eD (soldering iron)

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