How do the tire pressure sensors work on a nissan titan. Can I change to aftermarket rims easily?

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luvbelly asked:


I want to upgrade to an aftermarket rim for my nissan titan. I am confused how this will affect my tire pressure sensors. My dealer said not an issue if I stay with a similar rim but offered no other details. Is the sensor located in or on the factory rim, if so, can it be transfered easily to a new rim? I do not want a constant idiot light showing on my dash.

Leon
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    One Response to “How do the tire pressure sensors work on a nissan titan. Can I change to aftermarket rims easily?”

    1. TonynNC Says:
      August 10th, 2008 at 9:09 pm

      The valve stem if you can transfer them to the new wheels you can transfer them to the new wheels you can transfer them to the new.