JMono

Have the tuners found a way to disable this yet? I didn't want to read through all the TPMS threads. I know I can do the PVC tube to solve this as well.

blaven

Nope nothing can be done with it....that anyone has come up with yet besides just getting the new sensors or putting them in a pressurized tube like youm mentioned.

MexGT

what about just throwing them inside the spare tire?

blaven

I have heard that method also but its not a 100% gurantee just like the pvc tube dosen't work all the time, so its hit or miss.

ChiDiddy

cant u just push the "reset" button?

Jito007

can you transfer the old TPMS into the new tire

reverendbiker

Yep--that's what I did. The original bands that hold the sensor/carrier assembly to the wheel can't be re-used, but new aftermarket bands can be used to mount the sensors to the new wheels. No programming necessary--when you make the change and first start the car you'll get a warning light, but it will go out after a couple of miles of driving.

Jito007

^^ Thanks that's what I will be doing when I get my new rims

Blacksmoke

Ok call me ignorant. What is TPMS and what does it do?
I got new rims.... replaced stock 18's with the Roush 18x10's...

Is there something I need to do here?

dbspcl

Discount Tire and others have the aftermarket bands. If you're going to 20" you can also get the stainless 20" bands from Ford that they use on the Harley-edition F-150.

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dbspcl
'07 GT coupe stick, tungsten-grey metallic, appearance package, interior upgrade, Eibach springs, adjustable panhard, 20" black Foose Nitrous, Roush quarter-window louvers, Steeda tri-ax, Webelectric sequentials