TPMS sensor question
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TPMS sensor question
Hey guys, got a question on how our sensors work. When I ordered my truck I stayed with the 18's as I didn't like either of the 20" options this time around. (Loved the 20's I ordered on my 09.) Now, I am considering a set of new/take off Platinum wheels and tires for when my 18's are done. I know there are cheaper aftermarket options out there but I'm a fan of stock looking bolt on's and really like the Platinum rims. So, can I just transfer the sensors from my 18's to the Platinum rims? Where are they, on the inside of the wheel at the valve stem? Any help would be appreciated...
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Rodney,
Before you pull the trigger to buy, make sure that you can get the calibration done for those new wheels. Seems like I remember someone else here that did what you are intending on doing, but 3.55 rear-end and 20" wheels were incompatible and threw a light on the dash. Or maybe it was the other rear-end and 20" I dont remember anymore.
Before you pull the trigger to buy, make sure that you can get the calibration done for those new wheels. Seems like I remember someone else here that did what you are intending on doing, but 3.55 rear-end and 20" wheels were incompatible and threw a light on the dash. Or maybe it was the other rear-end and 20" I dont remember anymore.
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Dealer will have to reprogram, but provided you choose a tire size that was offered with the 20" wheel combination and 3:55 rear end, you will be fine. It's putting 38's on there and expecting it to work that causes the problem...lol. A MiniMaxx can reprogram for the different wheel overall diameter...just saying
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I think you will have to reprogram unless the overall tire diameters are the same, but if it is a diameter offered with the 3:55, it will be easy to do. For example, if you use a LT 275 65 R20 tire on those Platinum wheels, you are good to go. That's what was on my truck stock. Do you know what size tires are on the Platinum wheels and your current wheels?
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You can program the 20s with 3.31 gears but it will set a CEL. 20s were only available with 3.55 gears. Swapping factory sized 20s for your 18s will only require a trip to the dealer so they can reprogram the tire size if you have 3.55 gears. Not really a big deal.
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See you have to work this right. I used to have a extended cab and my wife was the one that said we needed a crew cab. Wait until your daughter is in a booster seat or you get a second one. It will come...enjoy the new wheels!
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I like the light on my dash, makes me feel like somehow I'm going against one more stupid thing the Government is forcing me to do. 80 PSI in the rear running empty, come on, are you kidding me! Programmer would be nice to work around that, someday...
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