Got my Tires/Wheels!!!

[bc_gavin]

Picked up toyo A/T 265 70R18 w/ Some Eagle 059 Series Wheels

 

i left my TPMS in my winter setup now i have a tire light coming on in my truck

anyone know how to get rid of this service pressure moniter light

[blackout07]

I like the wheels, but you need a little more aggressive tire IMO.

[bc_gavin]

I like the wheels, but you need a little more aggressive tire IMO.

 

i had the dynopro's at'm on before but these ride so nice all i do is highway and logging roads,

what about the tpms???? and i only paid $550 for the tires!

[blackout07]

Without sensors, I don't know of a way to silence the warnings.

[cparks555]

Looks good man, put your sensors in and the light will go off.

[Gurrzt]

Purchase aftermarket sensors with the correct frequency (315MGH) have them installed, most tire shops have plug in devices (to the vehicle computer) that enter the serial numbers and position of the new sensors.

[Wolfmanjohn]

If you don't feel like bustin' that bead again, perhaps the sensors could be removed from the stems and just mounted somewhere in the wheel wells? I don't know the answer, but I am curious.

[Brian66D]

If you don't feel like bustin' that bead again, perhaps the sensors could be removed from the stems and just mounted somewhere in the wheel wells? I don't know the answer, but I am curious.

 

 

the tpms read pressure...so if they were mounted in the wheel wells the light would still go off...showing 0psi or whatever they would show. I'm sure they would eventually say service tire monitor system after a while.

 

I drove around with my tpms inside my old wheels in the bed of my truck for a while...light didn't come on for a couple of days...one of my old techs that worked for me told me something about a G-sensor so they will eventually always say service tire monitor system unless they are properly installed....

[bc_gavin]

thanksguys, yeah im looking on ebay for a set right now! its looking around 250 shipped,, plus off topic hopefully i can get the OGM-1 from Walt, excited