Tyre location and recognition (Freelander 2)

The TPMS can recognize the positions of the wheels on the vehicle and assign the received tire pressure sensor identification data to specific positions on the vehicle, such as: FL (front left), FR (front right), RL (rear left), and RR (rear right). This function is necessary because the front and rear tires have different target and threshold pressures.

The TPMS software automatically detects the position of the wheels using the automatic location function. This function operates completely automatically and does not require driver intervention. In addition, the TPMS software can automatically collect data on the position of the wheels on the vehicle if the tire pressure sensors have been replaced or the position of the wheels on the vehicle has been changed.

The TPMS software is capable of automatically detecting, under any operating conditions:

installation of one or more new tire pressure sensors
cessation of signal transmission by one or more tire pressure sensors
tPMS software may not identify tire pressure sensors that are not correct for the vehicle
replacing one of the "working" wheels with a spare one

If a new sensor is installed on the "working" wheel, the identification data of the new sensor can be automatically entered into the system software after the first trip in the car lasting more than 15 minutes at a speed exceeding 20 km/h.