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Old 01-26-2014, 03:50 PM   #3
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Originally Posted by horrorbiz View Post
1. Generally when people go up to 18's they get a tire with a shorter sidewall, which allows the overall diameter to be the same. Which would mean your speedometer would not be off.

2. I don't know.

3. You'd need to get another set of sensors and have them reprogrammed each time, unfortunately.
Thanks for the help. I was figuring that the sidewalls would make everything even out, but I wasn't sure. Needing to reprogram the sensors each time would be kind of annoying. Ill probably see if i can take the sensors off the stock wheels and put them onto the new wheels, since they would see the most use. The stock wheels i plan to wrap in blizzaks, and I check my PSI often in winter so that should cover the downside of not having TPMS on those wheels.
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