2nd set of wheels and tires... TPM Question

[danaiveys29]

2021 Ram Limited
I'm mostly a city driver, but I do want to go offroad for frequent weekend vacations. I'm wondering how much of a pain it would be to swap out Wheels and Tires for these trips; for All-Terrain tires plus wheels that I don't care about damaging. I understand the physical labor involved all too well; turning off air suspension, jacking up the truck, and then swapping out the wheels physically.
I'm curious about how the TPM's will sync up. If I just have a second set of TPM's in the second set, will they automatically start working or is there a sync-up process?
Is there anything else that I should be cautious about?

 

[Mountain Whiskey]

If you are just swapping for a weekend of 4 wheeling and then back, I am not sure I would spend the money on sensors. Off reading at its best will have you airing down and the sensors will go off.

Pretty sure you can air up and survive a trip home without having to rely on the truck telling you if you get a flat. It will be obvious when the truck starts to shimmy and you hear a funny flapping noise. That's the old school sensor.

Since the sensors are already set, they should just learn to the truck in a couple miles of driving when switching though. Just like doing a rotation.

 

[Jako]

My winter tire swap is usually done in less than 3 miles of local driving (25 mph or so, stop and go)
As per 2019 owner's manual.
"The vehicle may need to be driven for up to 20 minutes above 15 mph (24 km/h) in order for the TPMS to receive this information."

 

[Fantastipotamus]

My winter tire swap is usually done in less than 3 miles of local driving (25 mph or so, stop and go)
As per 2019 owner's manual.
"The vehicle may need to be driven for up to 20 minutes above 15 mph (24 km/h) in order for the TPMS to receive this information."

Same here. My winter setup doesn’t even give me an indication (warning lights, etc) the connection with the TPMS was interrupted. It does take a few miles/minutes for the PSI to register correctly.

 

[mikeru82]

If you are just swapping for a weekend of 4 wheeling and then back, I am not sure I would spend the money on sensors. Off reading at its best will have you airing down and the sensors will go off.

^^This (minus the typo LOL).

 

[Mountain Whiskey]

^^This (minus the typo LOL).

Hahaha! Yea, well, you know..... I'm leaving it for posterity.