I have a 2016 F250 XL that I changed out the stock steel wheels for a set of 2005 polished wheels. I ordered 4 new sensors and had new tires mounted up, but never trained the sensors. So my question is, since I don't have the productivity screen, does the actual sensor location matter? I have driven over 100 miles and the TPMS light hasn't came on. I did change the front and rear placard pressure down to 50psi and that is where pressure currently is set. Factory was 75/80psi.

 

I always run the suggested air pressures listed on the tires. If they are stock than i use the pressures listed on the door. As for the TPMS someone may have set the new sensors for your truck otherwise the light on the dash would light up. i am not sure how low the air pressure has to be before the light comes on though.

 

The sensors were bought online and went straight from the mailbox to the tire shop and installed on the wheels. No one but me knew what they were going on. I put the new tires and wheels on myself at home. One thing though, the original tires/wheels/sensors where stored in close proximity to the truck until I moved them yesterday.