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Im getting new 20s and i am only selling my wheels. So i will have an opportunity to remove my TPMS and apply them to the new rims. What is the procedure to do this and/or how hard? Can i do this or should i just let the tire shop do everything?

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Im getting new 20s and i am only selling my wheels. So i will have an opportunity to remove my TPMS and apply them to the new rims. What is the procedure to do this and/or how hard? Can i do this or should i just let the tire shop do everything?

 

Let the tire shop do it. They shouldn't charge you anything extra as there's no real appreciable change in the amount of work they have to do. Each TPMS sensor attaches to a non-reusable valve stem so you'll want to make sure your shop carries the stems only. If they tell you they can't replace the stems only and try to sell you the entire unit, find another shop. I have the best luck with Discount Tire.

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Im getting new 20s and i am only selling my wheels. So i will have an opportunity to remove my TPMS and apply them to the new rims. What is the procedure to do this and/or how hard? Can i do this or should i just let the tire shop do everything?

 

Let the tire shop do it. They shouldn't charge you anything extra as there's no real appreciable change in the amount of work they have to do. Each TPMS sensor attaches to a non-reusable valve stem so you'll want to make sure your shop carries the stems only. If they tell you they can't replace the stems only and try to sell you the entire unit, find another shop. I have the best luck with Discount Tire.

 

 

 

Awesome. how much am i looking at to have them remove my wheels and tires and swap the new rims into my existing tires?

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Im getting new 20s and i am only selling my wheels. So i will have an opportunity to remove my TPMS and apply them to the new rims. What is the procedure to do this and/or how hard? Can i do this or should i just let the tire shop do everything?

 

Let the tire shop do it. They shouldn't charge you anything extra as there's no real appreciable change in the amount of work they have to do. Each TPMS sensor attaches to a non-reusable valve stem so you'll want to make sure your shop carries the stems only. If they tell you they can't replace the stems only and try to sell you the entire unit, find another shop. I have the best luck with Discount Tire.

 

 

 

Awesome. how much am i looking at to have them remove my wheels and tires and swap the new rims into my existing tires?

 

 

Depends on which shop you choose but I'd guess $50-$100 plus the $35 or so for the new stems.

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And just in case you need it,The GM part number for the replacement valve stems is 15263240,They list for $7.75 each.

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oh so i guess i should just buy my own stems if they are substantially cheaper.

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oh so i guess i should just buy my own stems if they are substantially cheaper.

 

Wouldn't hurt to have them already.

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oh so i guess i should just buy my own stems if they are substantially cheaper.

I wouldn't consider $31 (7.75 x 4) "substantially cheaper" than "$35 or so". :D

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oh so i guess i should just buy my own stems if they are substantially cheaper.

I wouldn't consider $31 (7.75 x 4) "substantially cheaper" than "$35 or so". :D

 

 

 

haha i just glanced at it and considered 7.75 considerably cheaper than 35 not doing the math in my head. Sorry for that. good catch.

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oh so i guess i should just buy my own stems if they are substantially cheaper.

I wouldn't consider $31 (7.75 x 4) "substantially cheaper" than "$35 or so". :D

 

 

Hey,$4 bucks is $4 bucks :lol:

Thats almost 2 gallons of gas in some parts of the country!!!! :lol:

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haha i just glanced at it and considered 7.75 considerably cheaper than 35 not doing the math in my head. Sorry for that. good catch.

No problem! I was just harassin' ya anyway! :lol:

 

I wouldn't consider $31 (7.75 x 4) "substantially cheaper" than "$35 or so". :D

Hey,$4 bucks is $4 bucks :lol:

Thats almost 2 gallons of gas in some parts of the country!!!! :lol:

Yeah - A few weeks ago, that would've only been one gallon of gas! :lol:

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and a few weeks from now it will be back to only one gallon of gas :D

Yeah - I probably should plan a quick trip out of town, before prices rebound! :lol:

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and a few weeks from now it will be back to only one gallon of gas :D

Yeah - I probably should plan a quick trip out of town, before prices rebound! :lol:

 

 

Or better yet, bury a 10,000 gallon tank in your yard and invest heavily in StaBil.

 

:lol:

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Or better yet, bury a 10,000 gallon tank in your yard and invest heavily in StaBil.

 

:D

Yeah, but where's the fun in planning ahead like that? :lol:

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