Trailer TPMS sensors?

Hank B · 2021-01-17T01:06:26+0000

I have a 3500 coming in about a month and I ordered the trailer TPMS sensors. I’m wondering how they install on the trailer wheels. Do they require new valve stems or in-wheel mountings?

By Hank B
January 17, 2021 in Troubleshooting, Warranty & Recalls

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