NW WA Meet / BS Thread

The tons in your trd rims might not fit steel wheels.

 

If you can find a deal on them, maybe. Looks like new OEM sensors are $50-ish ($49 on Amazon, $53 on Tire Rack), and that's EACH.
A few factors to consider:
Leaving TPMS inside when selling is a "value add", price accordingly

How much does it cost to dismount tires? Factor that into the total "cost" to make the change. This does give you the option to sell tires and wheels separately, possibly expanding the number of interested parties.

As noted, make sure the existing sensors will work with the new wheels.

 

and having a 2017 taco the original TPMS should last a while. I have a 2012 and all my TPMS batteries recently died.

 

Shops normally dont charge to swap the TPMS over because they dont have to fully dismount the tires to do so. Just deflate them and then get the sensor out.

 

Anybody have a welder or know somebody? Looking to weld a sleeve adapter onto to my bumper.

 

When I had mine done at 4 wheels parts they didn't even need to completely dismount the tires, just mushed em down and pulled the sensors

 

Sell me your old TPMS please lol.

 

I read here that you can use TPMS from steel wheels on alloys or vice versa if you flip them 180.

 

Maybe.

 

TPMS is overrated.

 

I just want that light to go away.

 

As a follow up, any thoughts on the Rhino-Rack Batwing? I know it has more poles, and probably not nearly as sturdy as the Shadow, but for roughly 1/3* the price of the Shadow, it is tempting.....



*ExpertVoice hookup, woohoo!

 

Problem solved

 

Mines been on for 2yrs now. It'll burn out one of these days.

 

What light?

 

Where is the wire located to cut?

To turn off tpms light on dash.

 

For the love of god, just pull the fuse already!

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/complete-tpms-disable-guide.161292/

 

Mine light has been on all winter, no TPMS on the Tundra wheels/studded tires.

I just consider it my extreme tire warning light.