Winter Tires and TPMS

[Hydro4acid]

Hi,

 

I am looking at getting winter tires for my 2020 Denali as I live in Canada. If I get winter tires that dont have TPMS, is there a way to disable it for the winter? Am I just going to have an error on my truck every time I drive it?

 

Thanks

[eppieguy]

Going to have the TPMS light on and check tire pressure warning on. Sensors are cheap enough, just buy 4 more and put them on the winter wheels.

[killramos]

25 minutes ago, eppieguy said:

Going to have the TPMS light on and check tire pressure warning on. Sensors are cheap enough, just buy 4 more and put them on the winter wheels.

+1

[Joe98]

16 hours ago, Hydro4acid said:

Hi,

 

I am looking at getting winter tires for my 2020 Denali as I live in Canada. If I get winter tires that dont have TPMS, is there a way to disable it for the winter? Am I just going to have an error on my truck every time I drive it?

 

Thanks

I just picked up a 2018 Sierra Denali 1500 new left over model.  I’m also looking at snow tires as well.  Just curious as to what size you’re going with, down sizing to smaller wheel and what brand/model snow tire your thinking of...

i got quoted around $200-$250  extra for TPMS on steel wheels...

Thanks 

[Hydro4acid]

59 minutes ago, Joe98 said:

I just picked up a 2018 Sierra Denali 1500 new left over model.  I’m also looking at snow tires as well.  Just curious as to what size you’re going with, down sizing to smaller wheel and what brand/model snow tire your thinking of...

i got quoted around $200-$250  extra for TPMS on steel wheels...

Thanks 

Hey, I am thinking of doing 20's on the vehicle. Still looks good but still has function. Ive always ran blizzaks on my vehicles, but reviews suggest that the michelin X-ice xi2's have good performance on SUV/trucks.

[Cohocarl]

On 9/15/2019 at 4:24 AM, Hydro4acid said:

looking at getting winter tires...

 

 

I'm in the same boat Hydro.  Would be nice to be able to turn off the TPMS, or find aftermarket sensors that aren't as much as the tire.

Unless I can find a set of reasonably priced takeoff wheels on Craigslist w/ sensors for the 2019/20's, I might have to use my $5 tire gauge and live with the added dash lights for a couple months.