bigeasydeg
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Anyone able to remedy why the tpms will not read a left rear tire after replacing rims/tires for aftermarket rims/tires?
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Maybe a bad sensor? I used these sensors when I bought my wheels and tires 3 years ago. They've worked flawlessly on all 4 wheels since then.
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Have you tried moving the tire to the front or other side, or you’ll could try dropping pressure down to 16 then refilling
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Yeah. I’ve moved the one tire in question all around. Each time it is the left rear not reading. I saw something a while back that this is common.
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What I have read is that it is an issue with the current TPMS system and the location of the receiver on the truck. Something to do with the width and composition of the wheel and the distance to the receiver.
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That makes a lot of sense. Some other guys with 37’s (what I have) on 2020-2023 Gladiators have the same issue I’m having.
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