New Wheels and Tires with TPMS sensors not working
06-01-2020, 09:10 AM
#11
Love My Eco
Thread Starter
Rather than aftermarket ... Would RECOMMEND OEM Motorcraft - REASON: Less hastle initializing, less RFI interferance, and, in general, higher quality.
NOTE: *new* Motorcraft TPMS sensors are available on eBay® for not much $$$. Have purchased several sets of the past few years (since 2009) and have never had any issues. HINT: Review the sellers' rating and sale comments.
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NOTE: *new* Motorcraft TPMS sensors are available on eBay® for not much $$$. Have purchased several sets of the past few years (since 2009) and have never had any issues. HINT: Review the sellers' rating and sale comments.
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Xtra Seal Smart Sensor TPMS
06-01-2020, 04:23 PM
#12
Senior Member
Hopefully they work. Dealers say all sorts of crap. It's getting really insane. You meant "too thick", right? I find OEM wheels thicker than aftermarket usually. Utter crap from them to disguise the fact that they don't know as much as they should about their own stuff.
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19KFX4 (06-02-2020)
06-01-2020, 04:40 PM
#13
Old Fart
Maybe the Dealership was talking about their own Skulls being to thick since it is a radio transmitter that could possibly transmit through the rubber on the tire also.
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19KFX4 (06-02-2020)
06-02-2020, 07:17 AM
#14
Love My Eco
Thread Starter
Agreed makes no sense to me and you’d think they would want to make money. Sensors I got come from the same company that makes Fuel Wheels so we will see. If it don’t work I’ll just be stuck with a dash light on or maybe try another dealership who knows in 2020
