Not that I know of. My tire guy looked around and came up empty too.

I bought a set of reasonable price rims, saved 7# per corner. That makes a lot of difference. Stock rims are extremely heavy. Stock rims have snows on them, the original tires are on the new rims. The OEM tires are pretty good.

No learn mode on these. You take it to the dealer, pay them $35. Needs to be done each time too, unlike some other cars I have owned, it does not remember the other set of sensors. Retarded with Alzheimer's.

A radio that has bluetooth audio, USB inputs but not a simple aux in 3.5mm jack. They did so many things right and missed this.

Did this in April, self install. IMHO, you either know how to do this type of work, or not, which is why I never posted instructions. I got the Honda antenna adapters and the Schosche (sp) aux in adapter for the antenna wire. The switch and aux in (one piece), fits really nice into the center stack ...

Sensors are working fine, light went on once because the pressure had dropped due to the cold. We have had very little snow in Kansas City, both times I was out of town. It was 68F yesterday and supposed to hit 60F today. No chance to use the winter tires, other than enhanced cold pavement grip.

I tried the instructions with no luck. Tried several times. 2010 GTS

Glove box is very simple to remove. It just pops off the hinges, then unhook the assist cord on the upper right corner. IIRC, no screws to remove.

Both fobs do the same? May want to try a battery. Most auto parts stores have a tester for the remotes.

I have the generic rubber mats, I think I got them at WallyWorld. They are at least 10 years old, and been in 5 different cars. They seem to work fine, they are about 3 inches too narrow so leave that outer edge of carpet exposed. But they have a decent edge lip and hold the wet stuff that fall off ...