By the end of 2009 all cars for sale in the U.S. must have TPMS, it's the law. But, yes it can be a nuiance. If you want to limit the light's appearance on your dash, do one simple mod, Nitrogen. Now lets say it together, NITROGEN. It has numerous benefits, including, but not limited to: the ability to not escape as easily as oxygen. This is because it's molecules are 4 times the size of the oxygen molecules used in normal tire air. Normal air has a fair amount of water contained in it, which is the main contributor to dryrotting, so nitrogen can increase the longevity of your tire life (not wear).
Jarrod, switching your wheels & tires to different sizes will not cause problems, as long as, you switch the TPMS sensors into the new wheels & have them reprogrammed to the vehicle. But, some aftermarket wheels will not accept the factory sensors & if that's the case, you will need to spend about an extra $50.00 a pop (x4) for TPMS sensors that will fit & will work with your car's computer. Then, you still have to pay a Hyundai svc dept to register them, so the light will go off. So, your new set of wheels & tires could set you back another $250.00 or so. So is life.
Now, the benefits. Obviously you'll know when you have a nail or foreign object in your tire. But, in addition, you'll also know when the tires are off a little causing you to get poor fuel mileage, which is why it's becoming law. Not to mention, that it will also help reduce negative tire wear & pull.
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