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The sensors are part of the valve stems. They will swap them when they swap your tires from one rim to the other. On some cars, they need to go
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The sensors are part of the valve stems. They will swap them when they swap your tires from one rim to the other. On some cars, they need to go on the same location they came from, but since we don't have an individual readout as to which is low, it really doesn't matter if they get moved around in location.
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