Will TPS sensors fit in a 35 series tires?
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Anybody using the stock TPS sensors with aftermarket rims/tires?
My tires are 245/35/19 fronts and 295/35/19 rears? Will the stock sensors work with my tires? Thanks.
My tires are 245/35/19 fronts and 295/35/19 rears? Will the stock sensors work with my tires? Thanks.
Originally posted by arvin
Anybody using the stock TPS sensors with aftermarket rims/tires?
My tires are 245/35/19 fronts and 295/35/19 rears? Will the stock sensors work with my tires? Thanks.
Anybody using the stock TPS sensors with aftermarket rims/tires?
My tires are 245/35/19 fronts and 295/35/19 rears? Will the stock sensors work with my tires? Thanks.
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I didn't know how the sensors look like and how they are mounted. I taught that they are mounted on the other side of the valve stems/caps (inside).
I have OZ Superleggera III.
I have OZ Superleggera III.
The sensor is a small black box right behind the valve stem. If they are mounted on the stock location, a 35, 40 or 45 tire should be ok since they barely protrude over the rim lip.
If they can't be mounted on the mormal location, some people install them in the middle of the rim, holding them in place with a metal band. At this point I would guess clearence might become an issue, specialy if you take a nasty bump...
If they can't be mounted on the mormal location, some people install them in the middle of the rim, holding them in place with a metal band. At this point I would guess clearence might become an issue, specialy if you take a nasty bump...
Originally posted by slaponte
The sensor is a small black box right behind the valve stem. If they are mounted on the stock location, a 35, 40 or 45 tire should be ok since they barely protrude over the rim lip.
If they can't be mounted on the mormal location, some people install them in the middle of the rim, holding them in place with a metal band. At this point I would guess clearence might become an issue, specialy if you take a nasty bump...
The sensor is a small black box right behind the valve stem. If they are mounted on the stock location, a 35, 40 or 45 tire should be ok since they barely protrude over the rim lip.
If they can't be mounted on the mormal location, some people install them in the middle of the rim, holding them in place with a metal band. At this point I would guess clearence might become an issue, specialy if you take a nasty bump...
So that means rims with a big lip will need bands and rims with small lips like TE37s/LE/CE will have no problem? I have gram lights that are similar to TE37 and the stock track rims. Does that mean I will have no problem with mounting the TPS?
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