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Old 03-16-2009, 09:08 PM
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My 05 base has TPMS...

I just ordered new 19" rims and tires online, being shipped already balanced etc.

sooo.... I guess I need to lug the rims to my tire shop to take tires off new rims and stock rims to swap over the TPS modules... =(
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Or, you could take all the TPS's and put them in your spare. Or, just do it right and have a tire place put them on your new wheels.
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Or, you could take all the TPS's and put them in your spare. Or, just do it right and have a tire place put them on your new wheels.
Ummmmm, no.
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Originally Posted by enlite
sooo.... I guess I need to lug the rims to my tire shop to take tires off new rims and stock rims to swap over the TPS modules... =(
that would be the thing to do, just hope they fit your wheels. to be sure they do check out the sticky at the top of the page concering the TPMS
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I got 19" Axis Hiro's..

I'll throw all 8 wheels in my Tahoe and have a shop swap the tps's for me.
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You need TPMS adapters or the banding method. Check out iForged.
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hmm I wonder if the iForged will work with my axis hiros..
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Y even bother spending any money at all to install TPMS? Check your tire pressure every 2 weeks your fine... You'll get used to the little warning light on the dash. I dont even notice it anymore
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Y even bother spending any money at all to install TPMS? Check your tire pressure every 2 weeks your fine... You'll get used to the little warning light on the dash. I dont even notice it anymore
haha, I know... I thought about it... but that light is going to annoy the hell out of me...
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Originally Posted by enlite
haha, I know... I thought about it... but that light is going to annoy the hell out of me...
Contact iForged and see which ones you need. http://www.iforged.com/store/index.p...73d863d4b889b3

Tel: 714.484.1070
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I contacted iForged today, got a response within an hour. Turns out I don't need any adapters for my rims. The stock TPS modules will fit in the Axis Hiros without any modifications.
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