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Old 04-27-2011, 10:28 AM #1
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TPMS sensors
Hey everyone,

I just have a quick question..

Has anyone had any problems using the sensors that came with their 4Runner on your new sets of wheels. I plan on replacing my stock rims and getting a set of Pro Comp 7005's 17x9 and using the same stock tires..for now. I want to save a little $$ and if I don't have to spend it on new sensors then I could use them on a set of new tires.

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No problem at all. Just make sure to have the tire shop remount your old sensors onto the new wheels.
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That's a great point you brought up. When I had my new tires put on the shop gave me a whole load about replacing the sensors...it is not necessary, especially when the sensors are practically new.
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Aside from the warning light on the dash being on all the time. Are there any other issues with just using regular non-TPMS valve stems?
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Aside from the warning light on the dash being on all the time. Are there any other issues with just using regular non-TPMS valve stems?
Nope. Not at all.
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No problems with the TPMS sensors on 17 inch AR Mojave's
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