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2gen tpms ..method bead grip

Discussion in '2nd Gen. Tacomas (2005-2015)' started by killerkeener, Dec 4, 2021.

  1. Dec 4, 2021 at 7:32 AM
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    I have 2011 running method double standard wheels with tpms....considering getting method bead grip wheels and not running tpms ...for air down/up ... May put tpms in diy pressure canister to fool the tpms sensors ....anyone have ideas about this ...
    I ran my first set with out tpms....tpms light messes with other functions ...lights sounds in mountain turns .... Annoying AF
     
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    My only complaint about the bead grip wheels is the location and angle of the valve stem. It's rather exposed.

    Replacing a rubber stem on the trail is much easier than dealing with a broken aluminium tube from the TPMS sensors.

    I'd say go for putting them in a tube. I did that for awhile before I got these wheels.
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    703 | Method Bronze - 17x8.5 | 6x5.5 | 0/4.75" | MR70378560900
     
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