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Old 03-21-2017, 06:21 AM
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Thinking of putting these on a 2011 ram, theyre off a 2005 ram. What about the TPS??
 
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Old 03-21-2017, 08:06 AM
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If they don't have the sensors, or the correct sensors, the TPS light will stay on all the time. Tire shop or dealer might be able to program the ones in it, if it has them. Or they will need to be replaced with the ones off your wheels.
 
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i was curious about them being an 2005 rims if they would accept the tps sensors,,oh i love those things
 
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It depends on if it came with them from the factory. A good question for a tire shop.
 
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I think the rim compatability is 2009-present. Also if its not at least a 17inch rim it may not clear the calipers.
 
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I have a 2017. When I had the sensors installed we found that the 2017s are using a new frequency. Any good tire shop should have a reader. Your Vin will pull up a build slip which should tell you what the rims have/need. They were like $83.00 each at the Mopar dealer.
 




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