Will Trail Premium TPMS transfer to TRDwheels?

jonz

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Looking to change my wheels from Trail Premium "wagon wheels" to TRD Pro. both are 17", but local dealer can't say for sure if the current TPMS sensors can be installed on the TRD wheels. Apparently it's a big mystery.

Anyone change there wheels out like this and reuse sensors that came with the truck or did you have to buy sensors that fit the TRD wheels? Wheels I have now are in the image below.

Soured the forum for this answer but it has eluded me thus far.
 

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Yes they should swap over no problem. Many people have done the exact same thing. I just purchased a set of TRD wheels and will be having them swapped over as well.
 
Yes they should swap over no problem. Many people have done the exact same thing. I just purchased a set of TRD wheels and will be having them swapped over as well.

Thank you! Don't why the dealer can't figure this out
 
Just to solve this mystery once and for all, all Toyota aluminum wheel TPMS will swap over to any other Toyota aluminum wheel, no problem. SR5 to TE, SR5 to TRDP, TE to TRDP, etc.

Steel wheel TPMS (not used in the 4R, but on base Tacos, for example) will also work on aluminum wheels BUT has to be rotated to a different orientation inside the tire and is vulnerable to damage when the tires are later dismounted from the rim. If you were to go this route then you'd need to inform the tire shop doing any subsequent work that the TPMS is from a steel wheel and was rotated so they can take precautions to prevent breaking it when they dismount the tire.
 
Yes they did work on mind. Did it a few years back. your car will look much better with them ;)
BTW..what kind of tires do you have on your vehicle??
 
Yes they did work on mind. Did it a few years back. your car will look much better with them ;)
BTW..what kind of tires do you have on your vehicle??

275 x 70 x 17 KO2s. Had a little rub on the front left, but pushed the inner liner forward to alleviate as others here have. Looking at possibly adding spidertrax spacers, too. I expect I'll have to do a little trimming of the fenders too with those and the TRD Wheels.
 
Just to solve this mystery once and for all, all Toyota aluminum wheel TPMS will swap over to any other Toyota aluminum wheel, no problem. SR5 to TE, SR5 to TRDP, TE to TRDP, etc.

Steel wheel TPMS (not used in the 4R, but on base Tacos, for example) will also work on aluminum wheels BUT has to be rotated to a different orientation inside the tire and is vulnerable to damage when the tires are later dismounted from the rim. If you were to go this route then you'd need to inform the tire shop doing any subsequent work that the TPMS is from a steel wheel and was rotated so they can take precautions to prevent breaking it when they dismount the tire.

Great summary and thanks for removing any doubt!
 
Just for my own knowledge on the TPMS.... if I got a different set of wheels with different TPMS sensors in them, will my 4runner recognize them or will it have to be programmed to recognize the new set at the dealer?
 
Just for my own knowledge on the TPMS.... if I got a different set of wheels with different TPMS sensors in them, will my 4runner recognize them or will it have to be programmed to recognize the new set at the dealer?

Programmed
 
Just to solve this mystery once and for all, all Toyota aluminum wheel TPMS will swap over to any other Toyota aluminum wheel, no problem. SR5 to TE, SR5 to TRDP, TE to TRDP, etc.

Steel wheel TPMS (not used in the 4R, but on base Tacos, for example) will also work on aluminum wheels BUT has to be rotated to a different orientation inside the tire and is vulnerable to damage when the tires are later dismounted from the rim. If you were to go this route then you'd need to inform the tire shop doing any subsequent work that the TPMS is from a steel wheel and was rotated so they can take precautions to prevent breaking it when they dismount the tire.

What he said. :iagree:

Maybe the dealer wanted to sell you some TPMS sensors.....

Or he had a service writer who just didn't know.
 

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