New Work wheels fit TPS
06-17-06, 06:30 PM
#17
Originally Posted by GSXOTIC
yeah, i was guess its rezax by looking at the spokes...
Nice pics and this is good to know!
maybe it is time to switch!!!
Nice pics and this is good to know!
maybe it is time to switch!!!
06-19-06, 08:12 AM
#19
Originally Posted by ydlee24
When you get any aftermarket wheels do you have to get the tire sensors installed inside the tire? Or how does this work.
06-19-06, 08:55 AM
#21
Originally Posted by LexArazzo
All other manufacturers should have such a valve stem hole come with their wheels, more & more cars are coming with TPS as standard . . .
having this OPTION for all wheels would be nice though. it's just one little extra holes for them in most cases i think
06-19-06, 07:41 PM
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Good Idea Something I Hadn't Though About
Wow now I have a solution for the TSP problem. Thanks for sharing that good info for new comers like myself. By the way I'd love to see the wheels on the car.
11-28-06, 12:30 AM
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Do the works need to have two valve stem holes to be TPSM compatible? I recently got mine and they are supposed to work with TPSM. I told the shop to make sure they got that. The wheels only have one valve stem hole. When I took it to Discount to put the tires on, they told me they wouldn't work with TPS. But when I got my car back the light wasn't on. Then about a week later, the light comes on. Anybody have any ideas?
11-28-06, 01:44 PM
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There are only certain models from the WORK Wheels line that are TPS compatible from the manufacturer, for instance I dont think the Termist line can be built to accept oem tps but the EUROLINE series can.
11-29-06, 01:50 PM
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