Bimmer Ese

May be upgrading soon to some Lariat 20 inch wheels and tires. Rather than having to take my wheels off and take them apart to remove the TPMS, I'm thinking it may be easier to buy new sensors for the new wheels. Does anyone have the part number for the TPMS for the wheel?

Cheers,
Daniel

psuvolpe

I did something similar. I upgraded to 20" wheels and tires from a Platinum. Guy I bought the setup from took off the TPMS. Cheapest replacements I've found have been $45 a tire from Discount Tire. Ford wants $85 each. If you find something cheaper, let me know. I haven't put the new wheels on yet. I was waiting till spring.

torip

www.oro-tekusa.com

Cheapest sensors available on the market.

Oro-tek's part # osc-0315

Ford factory part # 9L3Z-1A189-A

shortride

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Tasca price for 9L3Z-1A189-A is $52.51/ea plus shipping.

Chrispy

Which ones are smaller / generally work better with aftermarket wheels or is there a difference ?

torip

oro-tek's sensors all have the same casing and have a 30 degree adjustable valve stem attachment which will work with almost every wheel out there.
Ford factory sensors are a fixed angle and may have issues on some aftermarket wheels.

Diggler69

Is it easy to get the oro tek's osc-0315 programed? Will ford have issues or do they even need to know the difference.

I have a set of both and don't know which ones to put in.

torip

They program the same as the factory sensors.

27kevin

Does anyone know if the tpms sensors used on 2012 f150's will fit on older f150 fx4 rims (2004-2010)? Looking to use the older rims in the winter.

gDMJoe

2009+ have the valve stem style TPMS and will fit any rim.

Prior years had the band TPMS and due to a different frequency will not work with 2009+ F-150s.
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