TPMS Removal Coding - BMW

Removing or disabling TPMS (Tire Pressure Monitoring System) for track use can have specific benefits, Vehicle Order is modified and reprogrammed across all relevant control modules, effectively updating the car's configuration as if it were factory-equipped with the new configuration. 

Potential Benefits of Removing TPMS

• Avoid False Warnings or Alarms
• TPMS can trigger low-pressure alerts when you're deliberately running lower tire pressures for track performance
• These alerts can be distracting or trigger "limp mode" or other restrictions in some vehicles
• Wider Tire and Wheel Options
• Some aftermarket wheels don’t support TPMS sensors, especially lightweight or racing wheels
• Skipping TPMS makes it easier to run certain wheels/tires without compatibility issues

Vehicles Supported
BMW E82 1M
BMW F87 M2
BMW E9X M3, including Competition
F8X M3/M4, including Competition
BMW E85/E86 Z4M Coupe/Roadster