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Default A couple of TPMS questions

I plan on getting a set of 22" wheels for the warmer seasons and keep the factory wheels for the winter. So I would like to have a set of TPMS in each of the sets.

1. Is it possible to have 2 sets of wheels/tires with each having a set of TPMS in them?

2. Would I have a problem with the having 8 TPMS sensors in close proximity to the truck? (the set that is off the truck would be stored in the garage)

3. Does the degree of TPMS matter when getting aftermarket wheels?

4. Would it be a problem if I DONT get sensors for the 22" wheels? (just to save a few buck not buying them)

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Default Re: A couple of TPMS questions

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I plan on getting a set of 22" wheels for the warmer seasons and keep the factory wheels for the winter. So I would like to have a set of TPMS in each of the sets.

1. Is it possible to have 2 sets of wheels/tires with each having a set of TPMS in them?

2. Would I have a problem with the having 8 TPMS sensors in close proximity to the truck? (the set that is off the truck would be stored in the garage)

3. Does the degree of TPMS matter when getting aftermarket wheels?

4. Would it be a problem if I DONT get sensors for the 22" wheels? (just to save a few buck not buying them)

THx
Lots of posts on this already. Short answer is you can only have 4 programmed in at one time.
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