Any one know the effect of Fix-a-Flat on the TPMS sensors, if any at all?

 

This is certainly no expert opinion, but it doesnt sound like a good idea to me

 

+1

 

it states in the owners manual not to use anything like that, that doing so will damage the sensors
quote from manual:
"Do not inject any tire liquid or aerosol tire sealant into the tires, as this may cause a malfunction of the tire pressure sensors."

 

just use the spare or have your Z towed.

never use tire sealant on you tps equipped wheels.

 

Do enthusiasts have TPMS? If they do, how do you check the pressure of each tire using it?

Thanks

 

Spray some Fix-a-Flat on your hand and tell me if you think that it’s a good idea.

 

What about base model Z's I just bought some of this fix a flat two days ago.

 

Neither Enthusiast nor Base trim levels have TPS

 

on the back of the fix-a-flat can it states that you should not use fix-a-flat on wheels with built in tire pressure sensors...

incidentally, it also says you should not use fix-a-flat on Z-rated tires...

not that i'd use it on rays rims anyways, but i guess i'm disqualified before i even got to the batters box

 

Hey cars.msn.com says that for the Enthusiast model:
Tire Inflation/Pressure Monitor Std. Std.
Trip Computer Std. Std.

I'm not near my car at the moment, so I really dont know if it has it..but i just saw on a site that it does.
So you guys with an Enthusisast, does it have TPMS?

 

Miko- thanks for pointing out my mistake. my bad fellas...

-Adam (was thinking VDC )

 

I have a tire pressuring monitor and i have a 2005 enthusiast.

 

I believe that you’re wrong. But tell me more about your car. I’d like to learn.

 

As of '05 the enthusiast came with tpms.