2011 Golf models have ABS based TPMS system

I have a button in the glovebox, and flexible valve stems.

Dtto: 2011 Golf 4door, build date of June 2010. John

Thanks for the heads up, it's been added to the Golf buying guide http://www.myturbodiesel.com/1000q/a6/2010-2011-VW-Golf-TDI-buyers-checklist.htm as one of the differences between 2010-2011 models.

Yes my Set button MY2010 is in the glovebox but I only have the basic Flat Tyre Indicator for £35.

I've just read on another forum that you can set your own TPMS if you don't have it just using the VCDS VagCom. The only problem is you don't have a Set button so you have to use the VCDS VagCom to set it each time.

How to: retrofit indirect Tire Pressure Monitoring in 5 minutes. (7K6)

This is an interesting take on an obvious cost-cutting measure. There's just no way that the ABS system is better, unless the old system did not offer actual individual tire pressure readings. It's a good thing that I stripped the aftermarket SmarTire system off of the R32 that I'm trading in on the TDI. Now I can use it on the new car. It gives actual individual tire pressures and temperatures, and has adjustable alarms for all kinds of different deltas...

I would rather have this system. Spending an extra $200 on a set of winter wheels to get sensors is ridiculous