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Aftermarket TPMS sensors

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I am buying a new set of rims so I can have 2 full sets of tires (one for summer one for winter) and I’m wondering if anyone has bought aftermarket TPMS sensors? Is there compatibility issues?


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Yes they are compatible I have a set for my winter wheels.
 
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Where did you get yours from? Just curious


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Discount Tires has them and they can program it for you too. I had mine replaced because they were giving faulty tire warnings.
 
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Discount Tires has them and they can program it for you too. I had mine replaced because they were giving faulty tire warnings.
There is no programming required for the Stinger.

The wheel sensors auto turn on with motion and the car detects them if they are the correct sensors.

 

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Anyone here had any trouble with the TPMS reading much lower than what is actually in the tires? Mine used to be spot on, but the last month it’s been around 4-6 psi lower.
 
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Anyone here had any trouble with the TPMS reading much lower than what is actually in the tires? Mine used to be spot on, but the last month it’s been around 4-6 psi lower.
I assume you are saying your TPMS sensors are now reading 4-6 psi lower than a known good gauge.


It is very curious that all 4 sensors would be reading different than a know good gauge.

Are you sure the gauge you are comparing with isn't reading reading 4 - 6 psi higher?



 

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I assume you are saying your TPMS sensors are now reading 4-6 psi lower than a known good gauge.


It is very curious that all 4 sensors would be reading different than a know good gauge.

Are you sure the gauge you are comparing with isn't reading reading 4 - 6 psi higher?



That’s what I’ve yet to find out. I was going to drop by America’s tire the other day but they had a line of 5 cars just for a pressure check.
 

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