Would you switch them!!
Would you switch them!!
I just got new wheels. The specs are F 245/35-19x8.5 and R 275/30-19x9.5. I got the tires like that but I was thinking of switching them to 245/40 and 275/35. Do it or I be fine with those. Since I got those wheels I got the tire inflation thingy. Give me advice, check the tire size calculator. Thank you.
Both are off by a smidge, but some do it anyway and deal with the speedo error. Your call on that.
As for the light, you need new TPMS sensors installed and reprogrammed, or just move them over from your OEM's.
As for the light, you need new TPMS sensors installed and reprogrammed, or just move them over from your OEM's.
^whs, i switched over to orange electronics AM sensors which has a lcd screen (all for ~$100 back then) which shows exact pressure and temp in each tire, so its MUCH more useful than the OEM sensors.
Your call really on both issues, wont have any real affect on the car, ppl have been driving without tpms for 100's of years and now all of a sudden its become a necessity... oh how dependent we have become...
Your call really on both issues, wont have any real affect on the car, ppl have been driving without tpms for 100's of years and now all of a sudden its become a necessity... oh how dependent we have become...
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you can get some at like wheel works or Americas tire but putting them on would involve removing the tires and balancing them.
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Okay! I bet they there then because I saw when they swaped them!! Thank You KURO!!! I just saw my G rolling and those tires looks pretty good!! I just gotta get a wheel alignment!
Best way is to unmount the tire and check. Some would say that if you have metal stems that you have the sensor, but some aftermarket wheels come with metal stems (like my Ray's, for example, and i haven't had a TPMS sensor on it for years).
