17 to 20. What happens?

[greatwhitegoat]

So there will be no TPMS errors (2016 to 2018) and no traction control or any other errors except speedometer mismatch?
If so, I can live with that.

Have your current TPMS installed on the new set and ask the tire shop to do a "relearn". My low pressure light went away.

 

[airmad]

Something that no one has mentioned is that if the od of the new tires is smaller than the old tires you will eat up your warranty mileage faster. I put my 17 inch winter wheels off of my 14 onto my new 18 and see about a 5% error. For every 95 kilometres I drive I use up 100 kilometres of warranty.

 

[JimGregory]

So

What did you do with your 17"s

Put them up for sale on Facebook marketplace.

 

[JimGregory]

Have your current TPMS installed on the new set and ask the tire shop to do a "relearn". My low pressure light went away.

I am leaving the old ones in the old wheels/tires. Not worth it to me to pay the shop to remove them and no way I am wrestling the things out of there. To old for that nonsense. I can get new OEM sensors on ebay for under 50 bucks. Or maybe the tire shop has some..have not talked to them yet.

 

[greatwhitegoat]

I am leaving the old ones in the old wheels/tires. Not worth it to me to pay the shop to remove them and no way I am wrestling the things out of there. To old for that nonsense. I can get new OEM sensors on ebay for under 50 bucks. Or maybe the tire shop has some..have not talked to them yet.

my new set came with the aftermarket tpms and the tire shop couldnt read them. my suggestion should be your last resort if you cant get the aftermarket tpms to work.

 

[JimGregory]

my new set came with the aftermarket tpms and the tire shop couldnt read them. my suggestion should be your last resort if you cant get the aftermarket tpms to work.

I just ordered a set of new OEM sensors. 45 bucks shipped.

 

[likes2build]

I had a bad sensor with an intermittent problem at 300 miles and the light was on 6 or 7 times in 4500 miles and would always go back out as soon as I was close to the dealer. I bought a $14 sensor off ebay and had Discount Tire install it and force balance the tire for $16. The trucks system read the new sensor with in a 1/2 mile and no problems since. Seems like the RAM sensors don't need to be set up other than just driving.

 

[Bobd2457]

One thing everyone forgot to mention is that you will notice----the price of your tires will go up.
Jay

 

[Bobd2457]

Yeah i put a set of Continentals on my 20's when the Goodyears wore out. Only a grand...20's aren't cheap

 

[LouM]

my new set came with the aftermarket tpms and the tire shop couldnt read them. my suggestion should be your last resort if you cant get the aftermarket tpms to work.

The tire shop shouldn't have to read them, they are self learning.
At least the ones in my 2015 are, when I swap from summer to winter and back I have tpms sensor in both sets, I put the whells on the truck drive a mile or two and the truck learns the new sensors with no input from me.
Now my wifes Chevy Equinox is another story, swap wheels then go get the tool install the battery, put the car in learn mode then go around the car in the correct direction activating each sensor in the correct order.

 

[greatwhitegoat]

The tire shop shouldn't have to read them, they are self learning.
At least the ones in my 2015 are, when I swap from summer to winter and back I have tpms sensor in both sets, I put the whells on the truck drive a mile or two and the truck learns the new sensors with no input from me.
Now my wifes Chevy Equinox is another story, swap wheels then go get the tool install the battery, put the car in learn mode then go around the car in the correct direction activating each sensor in the correct order.

i probably drove the truck for approximately 80 miles and my light was still on. where does it say that the truck is self learning? if your 2015 have it then i feel like my 2019 should have it too (then again im not sure).

 

[LouM]

On page 8 of the attached pdf;
http://jameshalderman.com/images/domestic_tpms_relearns_1-4.pdf

 

[Runaround]

Your odometer with be off a little bit also. A taller tire means fewer revolutions per mile, meaning a slower odometer.

 

[JimGregory]

Well I had a tire shop install the Ebay OEM sensors. They popped on in only a few miles. All good.
I ran AlphaOBD and changed the tire size as well. Indicated speed matches GPS now.
Hmm whats next..