Low tire pressure sensor

Please excuse me if this question has already been asked:
When changing wheels , can low tire sensors be removed from stock and used in new wheels . Thanks

 

yes

 

One of those things I have never fooled with. Thanks

 

Some aftermarket wheels won't except them though. Usually they will advertise if they are compatible with tpms. And you usually have to stick with the same rim height i.e 17" &17". Or they might require an adapter

 

I'll keep that in mind. Thanks

 

I don't think it matters what size wheel you have. What matters is that the wheel has the proper hole(s) oriented so that you can install the TPMS sensors. BTW, from what I've read, it is illegal to get rid of TPMS if your car came with it from the manufacture.
See http://www.brakeandfrontend.com/custom-wheels-tpms-options/

This video was informative. Note you do the last part only if you install new sensors. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E7jZdjzTCjI

 

After going through the reading (federal regulations), I believe that it is commercial entities - shops and dealers who are ''forbidden'' from deliberately disabling TPMS. You and me - our own vehicle (barring a local authority) - no problem.
What I can't seem to stumble over - what is the range of acceptable settings for the Tacoma? If I reset at 20 or 25 or 30 (all 5 wheels) - even up higher than normal -what numbers will work? And then, what amount of variance will it tolerate?