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What exactly do you mean by "recalibrate". They are set to send a warning light if the tire drops below a certain psi. I don't think it's adjustable.
I read somewhere that the sensor needed to be reset to the new tire pressure. Is this not true?
I have a couple questions.
I'm looking at the BFG AT/KO in a 285/70/17, or possibly a 305 or 315, on Moto 957 (black) 17x9.
The backspacing is 4.53" and offset -12mm. Do you think there will be any rubbing issues?
I have a couple questions.
I'm looking at the BFG AT/KO in a 285/70/17, or possibly a 305 or 315, on Moto 957 (black) 17x9.
The backspacing is 4.53" and offset -12mm. Do you think there will be any rubbing issues?
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If you change tire size you do not need to re-calibrate. The system is designed to alert you if pressure gets below a certain point, regardless of tire size. PM me if you are having issues and I'll have my TPMS guy look into it.
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how much for a set of 4 BFG AT/KO 285/70/17's?
Best price so far is $781 delivered.
Ours our at $195 each plus freight. That's a good deal.Originally Posted by srob
Damon,how much for a set of 4 BFG AT/KO 285/70/17's?
Best price so far is $781 delivered.
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I have the sensors on my truck I am running after market tires and no problem, The sensor is just designed to let you know if the tire presure drops below factory recommendations.
I run my tires at 42PSI not a single hitch.
I run my tires at 42PSI not a single hitch.
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I run my tires at 42PSI not a single hitch.
why are you running so much pressure?Originally Posted by fordsoldier
I have the sensors on my truck I am running after market tires and no problem, The sensor is just designed to let you know if the tire presure drops below factory recommendations.I run my tires at 42PSI not a single hitch.
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I am running 33 inch tires compared to the stock 31 inch tires and I read the that most people running my size tire sets there presure at 42PSI