The 4th gen TRD PRO wheel picture thread
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YetiX
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My 5100's are set at the next level up. I have the 265/70/17 Nitto Ridge Grapplers. I had a tiny bit of rubbing in reverse at full lock up. The tires were hitting the little "pods" that protrude down from the fender liner. I just loosened the bolts, shoved the "pods" as far forward as they would go, and then tightened the bolts back down. Voila! No rubbing!
That said, I have not gone off road yet, so there may be rubbing at full compression. However, my research says we should be fine.
More pics of your runner please. I have a silver one just like yours and will be going with these wheels more than likely and have 265/70 Nitto Terra Grappler G2's, so pretty similar.
loarmistead
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I'm tackling this now. Depends on what year you're moving from and to. I am buying replacement tpms sensors for my 06, but it looks like there was a change in tpms types in mid 2006. Trucks built 7/2006 forward use a different tpms than trucks built pre-7/2006.
Mine was manufactured 11/2005 based on the door Information placard so it takes the older sensors.
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YetiX
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Haven't had a chance to take any quality pictures yet, but here are a couple from my parking lot at work this morning.
SNIPERRUNNER
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yes you can use your original TPMS sensors.
YetiX
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I didn't use the TPMS sensors. I ditched those years ago.
Not sure if this will apply to your 2006, but I had a some dead batteries in the original TPMS sensors and opted to replace them when putting the new wheels on my 2008. I went with these:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00NQ05U24/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o08_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
They had to be paired by manually entering each serial number, but they worked out just fine aside from that.
Hank Aaron
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just got mine today. Love them so far.
20170805_172826 by aaron.henry, on Flickr
20170805_172851 by aaron.henry, on Flickr
20170805_172826 by aaron.henry, on Flickr20170805_172851 by aaron.henry, on Flickrloarmistead
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Looks good!just got mine today. Love them so far.
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loarmistead
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One of my tpms sensors was corroded in the factory wheel so I didn't transfer any of them over when the TRD rims were mounted. Plus they were all 12 years old and due for failure, anyway. It actually took about 200 miles of driving before the tire light started to flash.
Ordered new Densos, they were delivered this weekend. Going to have them installed in the next couple of weeks. Mine is an 06, manufactured 11/2005 so I ordered the pre-7/2006 sensors.
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loarmistead
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I really don't know. Didn't know there was a difference in 4th Gen tpms sensors at all until I started shopping to buy new ones.
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loarmistead
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Getting mine installed tomorrow. Just having them in the truck and I can already see the truck detects them and is receiving temperature readings.
These are Denso 550-0101 sensors going on a 2006 manufactured 11/2005
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