Instructions
Enkei is one of the most prestigious names in alloy wheels. Enkei alloy wheels have been used by many Formula One championship-winning teams and are currently the official supplier of the Vodafone McLaren Mercedes team. Enkei Sport wheels utilize the latest cutting edge technologies in wheel design and manufacture including the use of the M.A.T casting technique. The GTC01 wheel uses a cutting edge version of M.A.T known as Duraflow Technology which creates a wheel that is incredibly strong and unbelievably light. Enkei is F1 technology for your car. Enkei wheels are certified to have passed and exceeded international standards including the strict JWL, VIA, and TUV tests. Quality testing includes industry-leading X-Ray scanning technology, air leakage tests, and radial/impact/cornering strength tests. This uncompromising attention to quality and detail differentiates Enkei wheels from other brands.
Fully Pre-Programmed TPMS Sensors – FIT AND FORGET…
STEP 1 – ORDER
Order your TPMS sensors by selecting your car’s make, model, and year. After you place your order, we will carefully program each sensor specifically for your vehicle. This isn’t a one-size-fits-all process—each sensor is customized just for you. We’ve put a lot of effort into making this process easy and straightforward.
STEP 2 – FIT
Have your new TPMS sensors installed by any experienced tyre fitter. Our Automate sensors will automatically sync with the Control Module through a handshake between your vehicle and our sensors. However, some car manufacturers might require you to return to them for programming. Our Automate sensors eliminate that hassle. We’ll provide detailed instructions with your order, or you can find programming instructions for each vehicle make and model on our website.
Additionally, a programming cloning sensor tool is available as an add-on to make everything more convenient.
STEP 3 – DRIVE
Just drive your vehicle – To complete the operation, all that is needed is to drive the vehicle. Yes! It really is that easy! On average it takes around 15 minutes on a steady drive to allow the new pre-programmed sensors to communicate back to the vehicle’s systems. Voila! Your TPMS warning light will now be extinguished.
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