Turning on TPMS

[Jbeamer]

Hello,
This is either a feature request or an educational moment on my part depending on what the answer is, but is there a way to 'turn on' the TPMS units before the bike's speed hits 30 km/h or 19 mph?

Reason for request: I know the bike gets up to speed, the TPMS are turned on or wake up. Sometimes when I start a ride, I notice the air in one of my tires is a bit low. I know this is something I should check every time I get on the bike, but being honest, I don't see a lot of riders doing this.

When this happens, I pull over, pull out the pump, and add the few pounds of pressure, and I'm back on my way. What's nice is I don't need a tire gauge to check the pressure; I just monitor the bike's display.

Now here comes the tricky part, and I don't even know if it can be done, but if it can, I think it would be a great feature. Before the bike is even started, if I turn on the bike, it would be nice to 'turn on' the TPMS units to check pressure before I even start. The way I see this could be done is, let's say, applying pressure to the front brake in a sequence that then turns the units on.

This may be a question for BMW, but if it can be done via the 911, that would be great.

I hope this explanation makes some sense, and I'm not laughed out of the form for the suggestion.

[botus]

they don't work the way you think.... the sensors in each wheel need to wake up - the std way is to ride off - usually requiring you to get above 30 mph for a few miles

if you want to check pressures before you ride off you'll have to buy a wake up tool - its sends a 120mkz signal at it and it wakes from its battery saving mode - but whilst cheap on ebay / amazon they are unreliable and can be a pain in routine battery replacement costs and in getting the tool to behave

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/388141730676?