Post your 2014+ wheel/tire set-up

[Metalmex]

Yes, the guys at the tire shop just move them very quickly, no need to unmount the tires, I just paid for the sensors rebuilt kit for

[Bonker]

Aren't the sensors mounted to the back of the valve? I don't see how they can be moved without removing the tire from the rim

[frenchsquared]

They deflate the tire, push the side wall down and remove them.

They are very fast at it. I have watch them do it.

 

On really low profile tires they do have to remove the tires, but not on our trucks.

Edited January 8, 2015 by frenchsquared

[Spurshot]

 

Im sure everyone is moving them, it super easy. You don't even have to dismount the tires.

Shop that is mounting my new tires will move them for free.

 

Well, when I went to a new wheel, I already had a set of Cooper STMaxx tires I had been running for 8 months. I bought some valvestems for the TPMS, but used the old sensors. The tire shop simply installed my new stems in the new wheels and moved the sensors over from the old wheels. I think they kept the sensors on the same positions on the truck. But when I got home I ran thru a reset with my TPMS reset tool anyway, since it's a simple quick process with a reset tool. Everyone that rotates their own tires should have one. Mine is a cheap one like pictured.

 

 

Edited January 8, 2015 by spurshot

[frenchsquared]

Is the reset tool still just a magnet?

Edited January 8, 2015 by frenchsquared

[FormerFordGuy]

Finally got my wheel/tire setup installed today!

Edited January 9, 2015 by FormerFordGuy

[wotjohn]

325/60/18 rims Healos 18/10/12 offset

[kvanderburg82]

My 14 SLT with Fuel Full Blown 18x9 with LT275/70R18 Duratracks. Waiting on my Readylift to show up. The tires rub the liners when turning but not wanting to trim anything until I get my lift in. Truck has a pack rat tool box with about 600 lbs of weight to level it currently. Might add some airbags to help the rear out as in already hitting the bump stops on big bumps.

[JcMont]

I know it's an old post but did you mean 285/55R22? A 65 would be a huge tire.

Yes, sorry

[allterrain14]

2.5" RC lift. 295/55/20 0+ offset

 

Rub on bottom center plastic edge cover behind center of wheel. Needs about 1/8" shaved off. Only happens once every couple days.

 

 

Edited January 14, 2015 by allterrain14

[Madcow2020]

Anyone have a recommendation for a tire that won't go flat every time you drive past a small cactus in west Texas.

 

 

Sent from the future via a wifi time portal.

[Shiloh74]

Xd series rockstar II. 285/70/17 mastercraft courser mxt

[Asells]

2.5" RC lift. 295/55/20 0+ offset

Rub on bottom center plastic edge cover behind center of wheel. Needs about 1/8" shaved off. Only happens once every couple days.

Do you have any pics showing where it rubs?

[allterrain14]

 

Small rub on carpet. Maybe 1/4 off on the carpet.

[allterrain14]

Looks worse in pic than it is. Like I said only happens once every few days.

Edited January 15, 2015 by allterrain14