New wheels ... tire pressure monitor question
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New wheels ... tire pressure monitor question
I have some wheels and 305 x 70 x 20" tires in the garage from another truck. The wheels are "multi-fit", so they should fit on the 2010 Ram.
Here's my question before I powder coat the wheels and slip them on the truck .... I know there are tire pressure sensors in the Ram's wheels. I figure if I don't install new one's in the 'optional wheels', the warning light will show. So what, I say ??
Buying new monitors, or switching them out is not what I want to do. I can mount the tires/wheels myself. I don't want to incur more work or expense, so what should I do?
What have you guys done when swapping out tires for summer/winter application?
Thanx.
Here's my question before I powder coat the wheels and slip them on the truck .... I know there are tire pressure sensors in the Ram's wheels. I figure if I don't install new one's in the 'optional wheels', the warning light will show. So what, I say ??
Buying new monitors, or switching them out is not what I want to do. I can mount the tires/wheels myself. I don't want to incur more work or expense, so what should I do?
What have you guys done when swapping out tires for summer/winter application?
Thanx.
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I bought new wheels and forgot to have them changed from the factory to the aftermarket wheels. Not only did the light stay on, but the chime went off everytime I switched on the ignition. And then, after putting a piece of black tape over the light, the light was still bright at night time. I went back and had them switched and I feel much more comfortable and at ease. My advice, get them switched over.