I just got a new (to me) car and it's great but it has shitty wheels with plastic hub caps. I want to buy new wheels but the budget is tight and I just found out that aftermarket wheels need a TPMS sensor installed for an extra $250. Is there any way I can circumvent this charge or just skip the sensors altogether?
TPMS requirements
Thomas Gomez
Jackson Price
>being this much of a poorfag
Do it right or not at all.
Nolan Myers
In your shitty old wheels, are the TPMS stems rubber or aluminum shit ones? If they have rubber stems all you have to do is buy the stems and have them attach the sensor to those stems.
This is, of course, assuming that you aren't going to reuse the old steel wheels.
Also
>Murica
>Requiring TPMS sensors at all times
kekekek
Matthew Clark
Aluminum shit
Oliver Wright
It's just that I don't give a shit about it
Jason Ward
RIP
Christopher Watson
>I just found out that aftermarket wheels need a TPMS sensor installed for an extra $250.
That's a ripoff. See URL below for much cheaper methods than stealership $250 per wheel:
stevejenkins.com
Easton Thomas
They don't require it.. not any state I've ever lived in.
Jayden Campbell
Why don't you just rip the entire TPMS module out of the car and jump the indicator.
Ayden Brooks
nhtsa.gov
Phased in in 2008