Is the XF smart enough to figure out when wheels are rotated on the car and "update" the new location of each sensor?

Also, planning to get some new wheels for this car in a month or so.
The new wheels will have new sensors on them - will the XF figure out that and update the new sensors, or is there a re-lean procedure that we can follow?

 

Yes.

 

Simple, yet efficient - thanks!

 

Y W. Just take a freeway drive after the tpms position change.

 

Y W. Just take a freeway drive after the tpms position change. The new sensors need to be Jag sensor though, Ebay.

 

Jag as in... branded Jag or can be anything else as long as they are built for Jags?
I was going to order them from RockAuto.

 

Jag as in Jaguar, aftermarket sensors will not work, believe me I know, https://www.jaguarforums.com/forum/x...k-xf-r-204805/
Make sure you get the frequency off of, and the same frequency as your original Jag sensors.

 

I'll second that. The jag original oem ones are a lot more expensive. But a lot less hassle
Tried aftermarket ones once and they worked intermittently. Drove me crazy!

 

So you do need to clone the new sensors with the ID of the car.
Cool... good to know - I assumed I can just put new ones in and they will just work.

Is there a way to disable the TPMS monitoring system?
I personally never liked this and I would gladly monitor the pressure in the tires myself - I have been doing this for more than 20 years and never had any issues . I don't need a sensor to tell me what to do

 

None that I'm aware of as I too would have done it a long time ago.

 

Too bad .

Do you remember the Doorman's part number of the sensor and tools you had? Or the sensors?
I was looking on their site and it looks like the sensors they have is only up to 2011 XF... !? Wouldn't previous years to 2012 years use similar stuff?

https://www.dormanproducts.com/p-283...tor%2520Sensor

And found their tool - locally seems to be going for around $300 CAD

 

The broadcast frequency changed looks like in 2012. My post was from last November so it's the same sensor number you linked to. The tool and sensors.

 

@Bigg Will - Thanks!

 

Y W..