What tires and wheels fit and what ones hit
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I finally replaced my Nittos with Mickey Thompson ATZ P3's today. Looks good, a bit more offroadish for sure. Not sure if I like it more or less than the Nittos. One thing I will say is the MT 35x12.5's are more rounded than the Nittos even though they are larger diameter so don't rub my mudflaps like the nittos did.
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Update: Ran these tires in some light snow today at -8degC and seemed to do ok. Perhaps a little less traction that my former Nitto TG's but certainly respectable. I think they will work out ok. If I find them to be an issue I may pay to get some sipes cut into them (worst case) but I can already tell that in deep snow I think they will work well.
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Lots of winter driving conditions right about now pretty much everywhere in AB today to test out the tires!
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Don't think a tuner can do it. Pretty sure EFILive can't so I doubt a regular programmer can. It'll need a TechII to change it. Dealer may just not want to or they think you want it disabled which they likely aren't allowed to do. I had no TPMS in my Avalanche wheels and I just kept resetting the info msg all the time.
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I thought you only used the Tech II on the GM trucks? EFILive? Did I accidentally click on a GM forum here? lol those are terms I see often on Duramax forums I frequent, less so here.
The H&S and Bully Dog (same hardware) can talk to the BCM which manages TPMS setpoints. Exhibit A:
So, yeah, do all of the above. Two birds with one...chip.
The H&S and Bully Dog (same hardware) can talk to the BCM which manages TPMS setpoints. Exhibit A:
So, yeah, do all of the above. Two birds with one...chip.
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I thought you only used the Tech II on the GM trucks? EFILive? Did I accidentally click on a GM forum here? lol those are terms I see often on Duramax forums I frequent, less so here.
The H&S and Bully Dog (same hardware) can talk to the BCM which manages TPMS setpoints. Exhibit A:
So, yeah, do all of the above. Two birds with one...chip.
The H&S and Bully Dog (same hardware) can talk to the BCM which manages TPMS setpoints. Exhibit A:
So, yeah, do all of the above. Two birds with one...chip.
I'm previously (still am I guess) a GM guy so I looked at what EFILive could do. Must say I do like all the tuning tools for GM ECM's. Just switched back into a Ford.
Ignore what I said and go by what Trent said.
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Y'all are crazy with this dealer stuff. Find a dealer and tell them you want to pay to have it lowered. I got the run around big time but kept poking and asking until a dealer offered to sell me an hour of time (less than 100) to reset the values on the TPMS to 50 (so 10% less than 50 it goes off) and thats way cheaper than a tuner and does not mess with the warranty. They ended up not charging me at all but that's a different story. It sounds like work cause it is but a tuner is lots of $$$ if you are only changing TPMS values and tire size. Here's a pick of a Carli 2.5 inch in front, 1 inch in back Commuter 2.0 kit with Toyo 35X12.50r18's on 18x9 wheels with a 5.75 backspacing 18 offset. There is NO rub at full lock or flex, stopped or at speed.