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Winter Tires and Rims without TMPS


  

2007alloyGT -> Winter Tires and Rims without TMPS (12/25/2006 9:25:54 PM)

I have a 2007 GT and want to get a set of rims and tires for winter.  Can I run my winter rims and tires without the tire pressure monitors from the original rims?  I am trying to avoid the hassle of breaking down my original tires and rims.


  

AdderMk2 -> RE: Winter Tires and Rims without TMPS (12/25/2006 10:03:22 PM)

yup... as long as you can deal with that stupid pressure light for the winter


colin@tirerack -> RE: Winter Tires and Rims without TMPS (12/26/2006 5:30:41 PM)

you could also purchase new sensors to keep the TPMS system functioning. 




2007alloyGT -> RE: Winter Tires and Rims without TMPS (12/26/2006 6:20:37 PM)

Would the new sensors need to programmed or would the car mjust recgonize the new sensors?


colin@tirerack -> RE: Winter Tires and Rims without TMPS (12/26/2006 6:46:54 PM)

the sensors would need to be reprogrammed.  The instructions for doing so would be in your owners manual or you can find out from your dealer.  


AdderMk2 -> RE: Winter Tires and Rims without TMPS (12/26/2006 6:53:27 PM)

Reprogramming your sensors will take approximately 1.5 labor hours, so plan on spending $100+ on top of the cost of your new sensors..... and you will have to RE-teach the old sensors when you put your old wheels back on... Not worth it... just drive it and ignore the light.


<-- Nissan tech... i deal with that crap all day


Stoenr -> RE: Winter Tires and Rims without TMPS (12/29/2006 10:56:40 PM)

150$ labor is nutz.
GM uses a magnet that takes you about 2  minutes at most to relearn.
If the tool is not available, some allow you to deflate, and reinflate each tire in a certain process and it will relearn.

I cant see ford being all that different, let alone charging 150.


bcolem10 -> RE: Winter Tires and Rims without TMPS (2/7/2007 4:31:23 AM)

 Ford sensors are shipped in the sleep mode you need the tool to wake them and train them. This tool does both( OTE 204-363) 


  

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