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TPMS
- Thread starter KM673000
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No these are from custom offsets, I’m assuming they would be OEM compatible? At least that’s what they told me.
duallyben
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If you can put your old tires on to make sure the system works, if it does its the sensors in your new tires and you are best to go back to who ever sold/installed them.
You are correct in that a few miles you should see inflation numbers on your screen.
You are correct in that a few miles you should see inflation numbers on your screen.
DammitDave
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Whenever you change out a TPMS the vehicle needs to be programed to the new ones. You need a TPS programmer to do this, any local tire shop will.
duallyben
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My 2016 3500 I grabbed oem sensors from a 1500 set of tires I found for cheaper then the sensors cost. This was 4 years ago, the tpms were oem, but I have the equipment to change tires and never did any programing and they worked like I mention above. I have never read about tpms sensors needing a tool on a ram but maybe there is something I learn today