Any major problems running wheels w/o TPMS?
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I was gonna do the pipe bomb (and still might), but I've been running w/o TPMS for over a month now, and I was pleasantly surprised at how little the light comes on, really not a big deal. Most days it doesn't even come on. And no warning chime.
BTW, I hate TPMS. More unnecessary crap, dead weight, and expense.
BTW, I hate TPMS. More unnecessary crap, dead weight, and expense.
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I wish that were true...
replica, when I first switched over near the end of Nov, the light rarely came on but it's constantly on now... I'm counting the days until I can switch back to my summers...
#@#$# groundhogs should be shot. It was snowing this morning on the drive into work...
replica, when I first switched over near the end of Nov, the light rarely came on but it's constantly on now... I'm counting the days until I can switch back to my summers...
#@#$# groundhogs should be shot. It was snowing this morning on the drive into work...
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Cliff notes:
Running aftermarket wheels without TPMS will have no major problems. Other than the low tire pressure warning coming on as well as random chimes, it's all good.
Thanks guys
Running aftermarket wheels without TPMS will have no major problems. Other than the low tire pressure warning coming on as well as random chimes, it's all good.
Thanks guys
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