?'s on TPMS sensor compatibility through the years

[AmosMoses]

Iam going to sell some 2021 model year rubi wheels with tpms sensors. I know in 2021 the sensors changed because 2020 model year won't work in 2021. My question is will 2021 sensors work in the 2020 models?

Also, can JSCAN fix the compatibility issues?

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[Mr._Bill]

No and no.

 

[AstroZombie]

I think it was a mid year production run change too like up to 04/21, then changed. I had a guy offer me $60 for my set of Rubi wheels. gave me a " you're an idiot if you think you'll sell them for what i was asking and how the market is so flooded with them no on will every buy them from me."

Good Luck

 

[AmosMoses]

I think it was a mid year production run change too like up to 04/21, then changed. I had a guy offer me $60 for my set of Rubi wheels. gave me a " you're an idiot if you think you'll sell them for what i was asking and how the market is so flooded with them no on will every buy them from me."

Good Luck

Yep, there's no shortage of trash people on fb marketplace. My pet peeve is when they offer you less than asking but tell you they have "cash money", as if I asked for anything else.

 

[AstroZombie]

i only use offer up i walked away from IG and FB like 5 years ago!! Best thing i ever did!! HAHAHAHA. I would sell them to anyone here in GF for cheap!!

 

[Barnaby’sdad]

A lot of people don’t even include the TPMS. I would note in the listing that the wheels are from a JTR with a build date of XX/2021, you can’t guarantee that they’ll work with their vehicle, and the buyer is responsible for sourcing replacement TPMS, if necessary.

I would not take it upon myself to make assurances that the TPMS will work based upon an arbitrary date range that someone shares online. When I bought new wheels and ordered TPMS, the parts place (a Jeep dealer with an online presence) verified that they were the right TPMS by plugging my VIN in. Not just build month and year…drilling right down to the particular vehicle.

 

[AmosMoses]

A lot of people don’t even include the TPMS. I would note in the listing that the wheels are from a JTR with a build date of XX/2021, you can’t guarantee that they’ll work with their vehicle, and the buyer is responsible for sourcing replacement TPMS, if necessary.

I would not take it upon myself to make assurances that the TPMS will work based upon an arbitrary date range that someone shares online. When I bought new wheels and ordered TPMS, the parts place (a Jeep dealer with an online presence) verified that they were the right TPMS by plugging my VIN in. Not just build month and year…drilling right down to the particular vehicle.

Good point. I will definitely mention the sensor compatibility issues in my ad and tell the buyer to do their homework.

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