Newbie here - Tire Sensor question
yes. for multipiece wheels youll need to play with them though. f1 offered to drill into my 3pc wheels to make them fit. i said hell no. you can also use bands.
screw tps...not necessary imo
screw tps...not necessary imo
Originally Posted by aHero4Eternity
yes. for multipiece wheels youll need to play with them though. f1 offered to drill into my 3pc wheels to make them fit. i said hell no. you can also use bands.
screw tps...not necessary imo
screw tps...not necessary imo

I didn't put them on mine although they did fit onto my Volks. Reason is that I'm running on 30 series, so there's not much room for a heavy impact such as a pothole. It will likely get damaged if it so happened I hit a pothole right where the sensor is located.
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^^If you had your TPS already programmed to your car and it was a simple screw in installation, you should of put them in. I rather risk breaking a TPS than driving on a flat. I got a buddy who now needs to replace 2 tires since he didn't realize his tires were flat and drove a few miles. He went with aftermarket wheels the same time I did but decided not to band in TPS in. Tires aren't cheap at $200-300 a pop. He's just glad the rims aren't damaged.
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