Monchoon

Would a set of 17" rims off a 2006 f150 fit on a new 2011 SCREW?

I can get a good deal on these and place winter tires on them for this year. TIA

techrep

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Yes...

Fatmattyd

Are you planning to use TMPS sensors in your wheels?

If so, this has been discussed ad nauseum already... its worth doing a search for all the details.

Otherwise, a set of 17" wheels should provide plenty of snow tire options.

There are many tire size calculators out there as well, if you're interested in trying to find a similar tire + wheel size combo.

Good luck,
-Matt

Monchoon

Do I need the TMPS sensors? If I do can I purchase them seperatly and have them installed in the rims?

techrep

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YES...pull them out of the other wheels and install on the old wheels...they are in your valve stems.

Scrappy Doo

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I got a set of new fomoco tpms sensors off of ebay for my new wheels. $100 bucks. They work awesome. Left the factory sensors in my factory wheels for the snow.

shortride

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If you don't mind the ding dong going off once every time you start your truck and the TPS indicator light staying on you don't need tire pressure sensors.

I found my extra set of tire pressure sensors (9L3Z-189-A) for $69 on ebay about a month ago.