Cheapest place to find OEM TPMS for 2010?
5/14/11, 05:46 AM
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Cheapest place to find OEM TPMS for 2010?
Need some for new wheels/tires and don't want to break apart the ones I'm taking off. Thanks for any info.
5/14/11, 06:22 AM
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unless you get lucky on C-list or Ebay this is the going rate without the tool you may need to match them to your car 
though your dealer should be able to do that for you if needed I think the tool runs about 40$ here are the sensors
though your dealer should be able to do that for you if needed I think the tool runs about 40$ here are the sensors
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I ordered a set from Midwest Wheel and Tire http://www.midwestwheelandtire.com/contact email Mike and he will hook you up. They sell them on ebay too which is how I initially found them. Not sure about the 10's but I was told on the 11 & 12's you don't need the tool.
6/11/11, 02:15 AM
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Is there a possibility to use the OEM TPMS-sensors with aftermarket metal valve stems. I always get probs with the OEM rubber valve stems. They don´t like getting hot on the track 
. I had to take them all off, ´cause of "malfunction". Best day was staying in the pit-lane with two flat tires 
Do someone have a link to some aftermarket stuff ?
Thx in advance
Cheers Dennis
. I had to take them all off, ´cause of "malfunction". Best day was staying in the pit-lane with two flat tires Do someone have a link to some aftermarket stuff ?
Thx in advance
Cheers Dennis
6/11/11, 06:21 AM
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Is there a possibility to use the OEM TPMS-sensors with aftermarket metal valve stems. I always get probs with the OEM rubber valve stems. They don´t like getting hot on the track . I had to take them all off, ´cause of "malfunction". Best day was staying in the pit-lane with two flat tires
Cheers Dennis
. I had to take them all off, ´cause of "malfunction". Best day was staying in the pit-lane with two flat tires Cheers Dennis
6/11/11, 09:16 AM
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6/13/11, 09:09 PM
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You could change wheels as much as you want, as long as there are sensors in the wheels the car will recognize them
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