On my G35, I have a set of winter wheels & rubber, that do not have the TPS monitors on them. When I install them every winter, the TPS in the car never goes off, because the wheels don't have them installed. Maybe the FJ is the same...:thinkerg:

 

Someone earler said " if you get more than 30- 40 feet away from rig without sensor's they will go off". that's why people are putting them all in there spare, which then makes it a useless spare tire. . .

 

If you take them out and leave them in the garage the light will go on.

 

Disabling the tire pressure sensor system for the tundra - Tundra Solutions Forum

 

This really works. Just buy a small lawnmower wheel instead of fooling around with the pvc pipes. ( they never seal properly) and put all of the TPMS monitors into one tire, pump it up to 50psi and you will see it disappear.

 

^^^ try that, or just yank the bulb?

 

ya my tpms has been on from day 2 i drove in a ditch hit rebar popped the tire and flooded it ever since its been blink blink blink blink on for life... then the gas lights lit pretty damn often and traction control tends to stay off to ive just said eff it...

 

I didn't read the tundra thread, but a short piece of pipe, two end caps glued in place and a valve stem inserted works well enough. Insert sensors, glue/screw on caps, pump up to pressure, insert into cubby hole in truck and forget.