Dang rookie! And I get blamed!

 

 

If you have a 2011 truck and you put aftermarket wheels on it, what do you do about the tire sensors?

 

I "THINK" I read somewhere you can get different sensors for your wheel/tire size. I'm not real sure though.

 

I have no idea what those things look like or how they work. I never needed anything to tell me I had a low tire.

 

https://www.f150online.com/forums/20...s-sensors.html

I'm guessing the '11s are the same.

 

I think our nieghborhood of 60 houses spent $ 25k+ in fireworks.....I'm tired and going to bed and the others are still shooting them off....happy 4th of july everyone.....

Btw Pat watch those buttons there's some of them that don't have undo's....

 

Saw the fireworks while working, I mean parked during them Easy night, only 8 out of the thousands of people took the two van shuttles. My friend changed his mind and used 2 15 passenger Ford vans and thank god he did cause we could have had trouble maneuvering in the buses

 

Its in the valve stem.....and they're programmable to what pressure you're running in the tire....in the 2009 f150's they went to that.....before that was the rim bands....

 

So, if I change the wheels, what happens? The light stays on?

 

Saw a red Adrenaline today, those thigns are so sharp. Had the hood scoop and all. Is it a shaker scoop?

 

If you don't need a fullsize Jim, that might be a sporty economical choice for you considering the miles you drive

 

And it should... on my dad's camry his winter wheels/tires the light comes on. He had the sensors put on his custom wheels and tires so the light is out. He had the same done to my Mom's Rav4. Custom wheels with the sensors, stockers on winter tires the light comes on.

 

Thanks! I was too lazy to search.

 

In two minutes, I'll turn into a pumpkin.