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Aarons Merc Aug 28, 2008 01:00 AM

What happens when you replace the wheels with aftermarkets? Is there a way to cut it off?

jason sereiko Aug 31, 2008 07:05 PM

Yes these is... I am guessing you did not put the sensor back in the new tires?

Aarons Merc Sep 1, 2008 04:40 PM

I havent changed them yet, but the sensors had me wondering before I just popped some on.

jason sereiko Sep 1, 2008 08:28 PM

if you can, put the sensors on the new tires if they are not mounted yet on the new rims..

Aarons Merc Sep 5, 2008 01:37 AM




Originally Posted by jason sereiko
if you can, put the sensors on the new tires if they are not mounted yet on the new rims..


Its something I''ll buy once my factory tires need replacing then I was going to buy aftermarket rims and tires to put on the car. I''m only at 3300 miles so I have awhile.


So the senors can be taken off and put on the aftermarket rims? Or are the sensors mounted on the tires? j/w Thanks for the help!

jason sereiko Sep 5, 2008 08:54 AM



Yes you can put the sensors you have on the new rims. The tire place the mounts and does the balance can do that.


But if you are getting new rims and tires, it might be cheaper to get new sensors from the tire place. this is so that you can keep your old tires and rims with out them having to unmount them and remount them. The you can sell you old stuff or keep them when you sell the car or use them for the winter months so you do not mess up the new tires and rims.

jason sereiko Sep 5, 2008 08:56 AM



I would have sensors on the car, but ask them if they can bypass the sensors on the new setup you are getting to save some bucks. some places do this and some do not. There might be laws in some states that require that you keep the sensors on the tires. check your local laws.


anyway you might be able to save some money if bypassing them is an option for you. the tire place knows how to do that


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