Installing new wheels
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Installing new wheels
After installing new wheels on the Lexus, is there any other procedure I should take? I've noticed that it doesn't display my tire psi anymore on my car and, also, with traction/snow mode, I'm not sure if it takes effect with the new wheels.
Pretty new to it so please bear with me.
Also, it's the 2016 Lexus IS 200t.
Thanks in advance.
Pretty new to it so please bear with me.
Also, it's the 2016 Lexus IS 200t.
Thanks in advance.
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Most likely on my other tires. I prob gotta transfer it, if I know how.
And I feel like even if traction mode is on, it has no traction, cause I realize it slides more than it should, and theyre new tires.
And I feel like even if traction mode is on, it has no traction, cause I realize it slides more than it should, and theyre new tires.
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Also snowmode puts your car in 2nd gear to start and lowers the power to the wheels...
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I am using Ohtsu Performance tires.
Oh, and yeah, I realized that when I turned it on.
you're coming from BFG performance tires to Ohtsu's? if i remember correctly, Ohtsu makes pretty junky tires.
tires are the most probable the reason why you're feeling slippery. what are your tire specs?
tires are the most probable the reason why you're feeling slippery. what are your tire specs?
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I'll have to get back to you on that one cause I cannot remember on the top of my head.
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