This started last year. I put volvo wheels with snow tires on wifes car. The dash board light was always on due to no TPMS sensors. This year I had the tire shop install aftermarket sensors on the car. Their procedure is to deflate the tires 70%. Let sit for 5 minutes. Reinflate and the car should recognize the sensors. For some reason this did not work. I called the TPMS factory. They checked that the correct sensors were placed on car. All is correct. They said to turn off the Blue Tooth to allow sensors to be recognized. Does anyone know of a Volvo procedure to allow the car to recognize the TPMS sensors?
Thanks
2011 Volvo TPMS sensors
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