Can I put my TPMS in my new wheels?

I have a 2015 OR, and I'd like to replace the original wheels with Toyota's Off-Road Beadlock style.

Can I assume my TPM sensors will swap over without issue?

Thank you

 

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Thanks!

 

https://youtu.be/YZ7PfdKRSNQ

 

Can I hijack to ask a quick question?

The local performance shop has quoted me $150 to swap my tires and TPMS from the factory wheels to my new SCS SR8's, which comes out to $37.50 per wheel. Does this sound high to everyone else?

Last time I had new tires put on factory wheels it was $12.50/tire to mount balance. Granted they didn't have to swap the sensors over, but is it really that big of a deal?

 

That sounds high to me.

It's about $27.50/tire higher than my local tire shop would charge.

When I remounted my Cooper AT3's from stock rims to black Pro Comps I only paid $20 for all 4 (but I had bought the tires from them) . Changing TPMS sensors is a 2 minute job.

 

OP,
I am doing the same thing. I just picked these up off craigslist.. BNIB

 

going on this..

 

That's what I was thinking too.

Originally they quoted me $80 to mount/balance tires on the new wheels, but when I mentioned also swapping over the sensors, the price shot up to $150.

 

Great taste. You will be running my exact setup once I get my new wheels.

I'd love to see some preview pics

 

still waiting on the lug nuts. ill post pics

 

whered you get your beadlocks from?

 

http://toyotaparts.bochtoyotasouth.com/

They were the closest to my location (a.k.a. least shipping costs)

 

they let you have some without a VIN from a BAJA truck???

 

Whadda mean? They're for my FJ Cruiser?

 

SO THIS WHOLE TIME..

I WAITED THREE YEARS..

FOR THESE TO POP UP..

IN TOWN, ON CRAIGSIST???
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At least you don't have salty roads in the winter . . .

 

I charge 25 per to install them. If they dont fit in the actual wheel i place them in the spare tire to "fool" the dash into thinking there all in tires.