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2019 TPMS For Aftermarket Wheels

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Billet Bowtie

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I will be adding a aftermarket set of wheels soon. What tpms sensors do I need for the new wheels? My High Country has a set of 4 Tpms that were included in the glove box which I assume are for trailer wheels. Would these work for a new set of wheels on the truck? I have seen several for sale on ebay but wasnt sure if they would work.

Black02Silverado Senior Enthusiast

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No those sensors are for a trailer only.  You either take the sensors off your old wheels or get a new set.

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Sam_dwlng07 Enthusiast

Sam_dwlng07

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i have a 2019 gmc sierra at4 and got aftermarket rims and tires so instead of taking out the sensors my mechanic just added some new ones but we cant get them to communicate with the truck he did say that the sensors were programmed for my year and truck but said they were 315 MHz and help would be appreciated .

z1boss Enthusiast

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19 minutes ago, Sam_dwlng07 said:

i have a 2019 gmc sierra at4 and got aftermarket rims and tires so instead of taking out the sensors my mechanic just added some new ones but we cant get them to communicate with the truck he did say that the sensors were programmed for my year and truck but said they were 315 MHz and help would be appreciated .

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Eds240z06 Enthusiast

Eds240z06

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Has to be 433mhz. Had the same problem with mine. I bought a wheel and tire package that included sensors. I stated the year and make of the truck but they still gave me the early version 315mhz. We checked the originals before complaining and they are  433mhz. Also the programmer the shop was using they had to trick it saying it was an Arcadia for it to work. 

 

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15KSChevy Enthusiast

15KSChevy

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I bought a wheel and tire package from extreme customs and the tpms they gave me never worked. Bought my own tool, went to my gm dealer and discount tire. No one could get them to work. better off buying oem and using them instead of the junk Chinese crap.

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JT19HC Enthusiast

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My 2017 wheels wouldn't communicate with my 2019.  The 2019's changed the frequency to 433.  No way around it, have to change the sensors.

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JT19HC Enthusiast

JT19HC

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I now have two brand new sets of the old frequency sensors if anyone is looking for them. 

xtremevol Enthusiast

xtremevol

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I ended up buying OEM sensors and everything worked.  The Discount tire manager found a note in their computer after I already bought the OEM ones, that said to set the programmer to a Chevy Traverse model.  We tried it and the truck honked with one of their own sensors.  Maybe try it and see if it will work.

McCoy7 Enthusiast

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If your getting from a local shop just have them remove from OE wheels.  That’s what I’ll be doing.  No since in spending more money 

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