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Oct 27, 2010 | 09:18 AM

#11

nthinuf

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From: Austin <--> Colorado Springs

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Originally Posted by FutureMarineLT

So your saying that I can add the sensors back to my wheels? How do I do that and can I use the sensors from my old wheels?

Yes, you can add the stock ones to the new wheels, and you can add aftermarket ones to the new wheels.

If you go off-road, though, I would suggest banding them in instead of using the stock locations. Those things break easily, and get expensive to keep replacing...

Oct 27, 2010 | 01:10 PM

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JerryJeff

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From: Mandeville, LA

IMHO your best bet would be to run without your TPMS and just check your tire pressure regularly. There is really no good reason to have TPMS if your perform proper maintenance on your rig.

Oct 27, 2010 | 02:11 PM

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YingYang

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From: Brandon, MS

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Originally Posted by JerryJeff

IMHO your best bet would be to run without your TPMS and just check your tire pressure regularly. There is really no good reason to have TPMS if your perform proper maintenance on your rig.

TPMS is just a PITA if you ask me. But thats just my

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