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Originally Posted by Jeffblue How many of you actually bothered buying new TPMS units and installing them in aftermarket wheels, or do most of you just deal with the light
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If it were me... buy the sensors. Do you want to risk the loss of an expensive wheel and tire because of a problem that the sensor could notify you about (before any damage resulted)? Or, you could remove the sensors from the OEM wheels and use them in your new wheels (to save you some $$).
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