just want to double check...
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tires: 225/45/18 front .... 245/45/18 rear
wheels: 18x8 +20 front .... 18x9 +20 rear
is this a safe set-up?
also is TPMS installment required?
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Technically it is illegal to remove the TPS from the vehicle.
It is also adviseable to keep them as well if you don't want warning lights and buzzers to come on in the car.
It is also adviseable to keep them as well if you don't want warning lights and buzzers to come on in the car.
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Originally Posted by THE TECH
Technically it is illegal to remove the TPS from the vehicle.
It is also adviseable to keep them as well if you don't want warning lights and buzzers to come on in the car.
It is also adviseable to keep them as well if you don't want warning lights and buzzers to come on in the car.
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Originally Posted by dkorr
so if i buy aftermarket wheels its mandatory to buy another set of tpms as well?
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Originally Posted by THE TECH
No just put your stock ones on the new wheels. Simple as that.
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Dood, go with wider tires...like Redlude97 suggested...there are a TON of different options available from cheap to higher end...like most guys on here though, don't cheap out for the toyos, ha ha! JK, go with what you like.
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that is an ultra conservative setup that really is not going to look like most people's cars here
You should be looking at an 18x9 all around, or 18x8.5 front (minimum), and at least a 9.5 out back
You should be looking at an 18x9 all around, or 18x8.5 front (minimum), and at least a 9.5 out back
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