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I have a set of 18 x 9.5 Work 11R (non FT) and the America Tire guys had no problem with my TPMS sensors... We did change the stem to some black ones to match my rims though. Running on 6K miles, no problems.
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Ok thanks. Thats where im going. What did they charge to do it? did you get the rebuild kit i've read about or just new stems?Originally Posted by evazerone
I have a set of 18 x 9.5 Work 11R (non FT) and the America Tire guys had no problem with my TPMS sensors... We did change the stem to some black ones to match my rims though. Running on 6K miles, no problems.
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The guy I know is a buddy of mine, so no charge on the install. Frankly, it didn't take him more than 20 minutes including balancing so I doubt it would've cost much or much effort to do. No rebuild kit was necessary, just a swap for the stems only.Originally Posted by trick3d
Ok thanks. Thats where im going. What did they charge to do it? did you get the rebuild kit i've read about or just new stems?
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Excellent, thanks for the info.Originally Posted by evazerone
The guy I know is a buddy of mine, so no charge on the install. Frankly, it didn't take him more than 20 minutes including balancing so I doubt it would've cost much or much effort to do. No rebuild kit was necessary, just a swap for the stems only.
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Just got my Emotion XT-7's installed and the installer says that the hole for the valve stem is to large for the OEM stem and TPMS.
The valve stem that came with the wheels from WORK, are not compatible with our TPMS....
So am I screwed?
The valve stem that came with the wheels from WORK, are not compatible with our TPMS....
So am I screwed?
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The valve stem that came with the wheels from WORK, are not compatible with our TPMS....
So am I screwed?
Use the OEM and stuff a bunch of rubber washers on both sides. The tire tech is a newb.Originally Posted by TheWesMan
Just got my Emotion XT-7's installed and the installer says that the hole for the valve stem is to large for the OEM stem and TPMS. The valve stem that came with the wheels from WORK, are not compatible with our TPMS....
So am I screwed?
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I'm going to take it to America's Tire tomorrow. This is BS
Any update on this? I think I'm finally going to give the TPMS sensors another try, so I am hoping some of you guys have been about to get this figured out.Originally Posted by TheWesMan
Yeah, I think I need a second opinion. I'm going to take it to America's Tire tomorrow. This is BS
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This is one of the main reasons why you should try to get your wheels from Tire Rack, the sponsor of this forum, instead of someplace else, such as the vendors who spam this forum but are never around when you need them, like now. Tire Rack will install the sensors in the wheel correctly before they send them to you.
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I get what you are saying, but going that route would also include purchasing all new TPMS sensors, which I was not interested in doing.Originally Posted by Iowa999
This is one of the main reasons why you should try to get your wheels from Tire Rack, the sponsor of this forum, instead of someplace else, such as the vendors who spam this forum but are never around when you need them, like now. Tire Rack will install the sensors in the wheel correctly before they send them to you.
Also, a good friend of mine is a Work Wheels dealer so I got the wheels for a good price, which most vendors on here (including Tire Rack) would not be able to match.
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Yes. Took them to America's Tire and the guys there used my original sensors and valve stems, along with a $7 valve stem "rebuild kit".... and everything fits together perfectly. Originally Posted by Sly Moose
Any update on this? I think I'm finally going to give the TPMS sensors another try, so I am hoping some of you guys have been about to get this figured out.
So in short, you need to find a tire shop that deals with TPMS on the regular and has these rebuild kits.
Well I finally found a shop competent enough to get my stock TPMS sensors to fit. It has been a day and a half without a single pound of air leaking out, so I'm really happy. They also said there is no need for a rebuild kit unless your sensors are really beat up.
The only concern I have is that my TPMS service required light is still on even though the shop claimed to have flashed them. I think there may have been a miscommunication between the guy inside I told what I needed and the guy in the shop, but they are willing to take care of it no problem.
For anyone in South Florida, I highly recommend Elite Roads off of 95 on Commercial.
The only concern I have is that my TPMS service required light is still on even though the shop claimed to have flashed them. I think there may have been a miscommunication between the guy inside I told what I needed and the guy in the shop, but they are willing to take care of it no problem.
For anyone in South Florida, I highly recommend Elite Roads off of 95 on Commercial.