Nbs Tire Pressure Sensors

By Rolling
August 22, 2007 in 1999-2013 Silverado 1500 & Sierra 1500

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Rolling

Posted August 22, 2007

Are the sensors for a Tahoe/Suburban programmable to my 07 NBS Silverado? The sensors in my possible new wheels are the metal stem held on with aluminum nut style, the OEM ones in my stock wheels are the 2 piece rubber stem kind.

Thanks in advance!

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