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TPMS most likely won't fit. Just means the light will be on (or you can disable the TPMS system.)
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10-17-2010, 08:57 AM | #42 |
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I just run without TPMS, doesn't hurt anything.
If you want different rims than the stock steelies with TPMS installed, you'll have to get OEM Toyota/Scion rims (or one someone else has figured out that you can install the TPMS in.) |
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The TPMS from Toyota steel wheels will fit most aftermarket alloy wheels.
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I'm just saying if you want it for sure that you'll need to buy wheels that you know 100% for sure they will fit, i.e. OEM wheels that already have had them in it. Unless there is a way to tell before you order aftermarket wheels?
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10-17-2010, 02:34 PM | #45 |
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There are very few aftermarket alloy wheels that OEM TPMS from steel wheels won't fit.
For example, discounttiredirect guarantees the TPMS from Toyota steel wheels will fit every alloy wheel they sell. Until recently, tirerack's website indicated that OEM TPMS from steel wheels would not fit aftermarket alloy wheels, but this information was absolutely incorrect. After hounding the tech department for months, it seems tirerack has finally removed this misleading statement only to replace it with one that still leaves TPMS fitment unclear. But, talk to the right sales rep at tirerack and he'll admit that TPMS from Toyota steel wheels will fit virtually every wheel they sell. |
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Thanks for the info Kimona. I've never been concerned about it so I've never looked into it. Good stuff!
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