2010-12-26T05:00:52Z http://www.451s.com/forum/topics/tire-pressure-monitor-install?feed=yes&xn_auth=no tag:www.451s.com,2009-08-30:1912846:Comment:65952 2009-08-30T02:44:46.329Z BOB HOLCEPL http://www.451s.com/profile/BOBHOLCEPL

I am little paranoid driving with lights on and no spare. (and I am not one of those check the tire pressure in the winter guys )<br /> <br /> I don't mind buying the sensors and having them installed I am just confused on how they are 'programmed' to the car.<br /> When I change tires (with the new rims and new sensors) do you have to just hit the reset button on the dash? or is there something else to it?

I am little paranoid driving with lights on and no spare. (and I am not one of those check the tire pressure in the winter guys )<br /> <br /> I don't mind buying the sensors and having them installed I am just confused on how they are 'programmed' to the car.<br /> When I change tires (with the new rims and new sensors) do you have to just hit the reset button on the dash? or is there something else to it? tag:www.451s.com,2009-08-30:1912846:Comment:65949 2009-08-30T02:09:46.092Z mr bad example http://www.451s.com/profile/mrbadexample

well, they should work fine, but if you can live with the tire pressure icon for a few months, you don't need them, just look at your tires every day. steel wheels are better than aluminum alloy wheels, aluminum is more porous an they loose air faster than steel.

well, they should work fine, but if you can live with the tire pressure icon for a few months, you don't need them, just look at your tires every day. steel wheels are better than aluminum alloy wheels, aluminum is more porous an they loose air faster than steel.