Tpms For New 22" Wheels?

[HDRIDER]

Hello.......I am installing a new set of 22" wheels on a 2004 Denali and was wondering what all I need to do?

 

1.) Can I use my stock TPMS sensors on the new wheels?

2.) The speedo will get corrected when I get a custom tune or Hypertech?

3.) Do you recommend an alignment?

 

 

Is there any recommendations or anything else that might help me keep the ride as close to stock as possible? I did buy a very high quality Foose wheel that has a lower weight than most 22" wheels which will keep the performance levels closer.

 

Thank you for all you valued advice.

[Zembonez]

Hello.......I am installing a new set of 22" wheels on a 2004 Denali and was wondering what all I need to do?

 

1.) Can I use my stock TPMS sensors on the new wheels?

2.) The speedo will get corrected when I get a custom tune or Hypertech?

3.) Do you recommend an alignment?

 

 

Is there any recommendations or anything else that might help me keep the ride as close to stock as possible? I did buy a very high quality Foose wheel that has a lower weight than most 22" wheels which will keep the performance levels closer.

 

Thank you for all you valued advice.

You should be able to install your sensors in the new wheels. Most manufacturers make their wheels compatible. I'm sure Foose does.

 

Your speedo can be recalibrated either by your tuner or a dealer.

 

You are not altering anything mechanically by changing wheels, so an alignment is not necessary unless you needed one prior to installing the new wheels.

[Rocco715]

 

, yep he said it. Also on a side note. If there is more than 2 1/2 oz. of weights when the wheels are balanced then they are not balanced correctly and the tire needs to be corrected.