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Thanks I just bought 4x as it definitely looked like a good price. So these can be used to replace the stock wheels or aftermarket wheels? And I guess they're straight re-learn for the passport? Don't know too much about these, the PP is my first "smart" car lol
 

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It's preprogrammed so all you need to do is have them installed and the car will recognize the wheels when you put them on. The Passport automatically relearns on it's own after driving a bit.
 

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Do these TPMS sensors work for a second winter wheel set? I have a set of oem TPMS sensors on back order (few weeks) from a hondafactoryparts.com and I have wheels and tires ready to be mounted…
 

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Do these TPMS sensors work for a second winter wheel set? I have a set of oem TPMS sensors on back order (few weeks) from a hondafactoryparts.com and I have wheels and tires ready to be mounted…
They should be the exact same OE sensors that are already on our factory wheels. RockAuto doesn't have them listed under the Passport, but the Pilot, Ridgeline, and Passport all have the same TPMS sensors. VDO/Continental are the makers of the Honda tpms sensors. Your Passport will automatically recognize them when you switch sets. I think the TPMS system somehow detects spatial position of the wheels to show accurately in the dash.
 

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mulled it over a few days, and I just ordered 4 of these from RockAuto for about $50. I cancelled my order from from honda which was at a price of $165. rather large savings/discount for something like a TPMS valve. Thank you for posting this!
 
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