I rotate the tires on my 2005 Nissan Frontier and the TPMS works fine so I am sure it remains the same with the Altima. I cannot answer your first question.

 

on the 2013 it shows tire pressure for each individual tire position

 

Good ? . I was wondering that myself!

 

Though I'm just guessing, I can only imagine the location of each tire pressure is determined by which sensor is getting the reading. Not by which sender is where, so I don't think it matters where you rotate the tires or even what rims are on the car. Many tire shops replace the senders with new tires an don't have to reprogram anything.

 

Nissan hosted a live chat on facebook a little over two months back. I asked this exact question.

Their answer is that when you rotate it will automatically pick up the position of the wheels and provide readings from the correct wheel.

Second question if the car has to be reprogramed do you have to also reprogram when you rotate the tires from front to back or is this recognised automatically

 

Question on TPMS

I was looking at some wheels for my 09' Altmia. Will the OEM TPMS fit on any wheels? They are 18x8 Helo HE844. Any help will be great.

 

Yes your OEM TPMS will fit onto aftermarket wheels.

 

Thanks a lot!