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Trading Wheels - '08 Tpms Sensors Sync W/ '09 Truck?

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I've got a friend with a brand new '09 silverado who wants to swap wheels with me. Will his '09 TPMS sensors sync with my 08 silverado? I know the sync procedure, just want to make sure the parts and/or operation didn't change any with the model year. I'd get his wheels as-new, as-is, mounted and balanced just like they drove off the dealer lot. So we wouldn't have any reason to dismount, move sensors, and rebalance.

 

Now - the second part is will my '08 sensors do the same for him? (He'd be putting fresh tires on my wheels - but they'd still have the 08 sensors they came with)

 

Anyone forsee any problems? I don't want to install his wheels on my truck and not have the TPMS work OR if he's gonna get to the tire shop and not have my 08 sensors work for him.

 

I think all will be fine - any know otherwise?

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i'm not 100% sure, but i don't think you'll have any problems. i hope you're not trading your '08 20's for his '09 20's. this is only my opinion, but the '08 20's look a ton better than the 09's.

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i'm not 100% sure, but i don't think you'll have any problems. i hope you're not trading your '08 20's for his '09 20's. this is only my opinion, but the '08 20's look a ton better than the 09's.

 

 

I agree with porter about the looks, the 08 wheels look 100 % better than the 09

 

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i'm not 100% sure, but i don't think you'll have any problems. i hope you're not trading your '08 20's for his '09 20's. this is only my opinion, but the '08 20's look a ton better than the 09's.

 

I haven't committed to any trade - but he has new 2009 20" chrome from what the local dealers package as "Texas Edition Pkg". He wants 17" since its going to see farm and pasture use.

 

I have 17" sets in both:

1. ) the base chrome WT (8-hole steel wheel) on my truck now (crappy Ameritrac tires)

2. ) 2008 17" oem aluminum from a Tahoe (5 spoke) boxed in my garage.

 

Either way he's buying one set from me. He likes the 5-spoke aluminum Tahoe wheel as a generic looking Chevy truck wheel. Throw on his favorite Michelin AT2 and he's happier than what the dealer would do for him with inhouse Americrap tires...

 

My question as to the TPMS is if I decide to make a deal on his 20" or keep my 17". He'll sell the 20" if I don't take them.

 

Anyone else want to chime in...

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well in that case a straight trade of your 17's for his 20's is a pretty good deal. i know what you're really after in this thread is whether or not the TMPS' will sync, so hopefully someone will have a more solid answer than my guess above.

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The 09 sensors should work fine since the same model sensor is used for the 08's as well. And vice versa. :D

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We have not run into any differences from 07 up in the GMT 900 trucks EXCEPT for some of the Denali and Escalade models. For some reason some of the Escalade / Denali sensors will not program when the tires and wheels are installed on a truck. I do not know why.

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