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Old 11-11-2007, 07:46 PM
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guess i will have to stay wit the 32" then i dont want to risk it...
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ctimrun, did you reuse the tpms in those new wheels or replace them or just not use them.... if u did not use them how often does that chime...
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also with those 33 and no lift do you get rubbing? if u didnt plan to lift it would u still run 33's"
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Originally Posted by joker
ctimrun, did you reuse the tpms in those new wheels or replace them or just not use them.... if u did not use them how often does that chime...
Mine is a 2007 and it doesn't have the TPMS. The member I sold my stock wheels/tires to has an 08 and he moved the sensors to my old wheels/tires because the chime and light was bugging him.
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Originally Posted by ssmith
I'm new to all of this as well.........but from what I can gather, you can do some moderate offroading with 33's but no more than a big speed bump with 35's without a lift.
Yep you are right. The 35's are on there because of a bet I made. I will only drive it around town a little like this until the lift goes on. I would not drive it off road like this at all, it would cause some serious rubbing issues! 33's I think you would be fine with as long as yo didnt get too hard core.



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