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2008 Sierra Wheels on 2015 Sierra?

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I'm considering some 20" wheels from a 2008 Sierra 1500 for my 2015 Sierra 1500. Both are 6 lug wheels.

 

The 2008 wheels have TPMS sensors already installed.

 

Anyone know if the 2008 wheels and sensors are compatible with my 2015 truck?

 

Thanks in advance for any and all info!

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I thought 2010 was the cutoff, but I could be very wrong.

 

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thewhitestallion Senior Enthusiast

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I'm considering some 20" wheels from a 2008 Sierra 1500 for my 2015 Sierra 1500. Both are 6 lug wheels.

 

The 2008 wheels have TPMS sensors already installed.

 

Anyone know if the 2008 wheels and sensors are compatible with my 2015 truck?

 

Thanks in advance for any and all info!

 

yes they will bolt right up and the sensors are the same. although depending on the age of the sensors the batteries in them might be close to dying.

newdude Senior Enthusiast

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Sensor part #'s are different for 2014-2015 vs 2007-2013 so I'd try and have them learned to see if they work. I think the frequencies between them might be different. Wheels are no problem.

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The part numbers for the sensors are different but they do work in the 14+ trucks, I have the 07-13 part number sensors in my wheels now.

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Thanks for the info everyone ... I'm trying to work out the deal ... It's a friend of a friend kinda thing and now it seems he's not sure if he wants to sell them

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