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Old 01-08-2009, 04:22 PM
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I may suck it up and just order from the dealership, although it will be a few hundred more. This will eliminate many uncertain variables.

I just don't trust these tire places with those expensive easily bruised rims (172s)
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Originally Posted by jzcrna' post='763137' date='Jan 8 2009, 05:22 PM
I may suck it up and just order from the dealership, although it will be a few hundred more. This will eliminate many uncertain variables.

I just don't trust these tire places with those expensive easily bruised rims (172s)
why not just swap the tpms of out the wheels you already have...I did that when i got my 172's..

if not..order from gary @ newport bmw...~200...or you can order tpm's from tirerack.com...about the same tprice..the tirerack ones do work just as good as the oem ones...
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I bought some OEM M5 166's, His wheels came with the TPMS stem, will they have to swap out my TPMS sensors from my 124's to the 166's wheels? or does it read the same way?

Dilemna:

should I just take the 166's there and have the place put tire/balanced while I swap the brakes with the new axxis pads at home, pick up the 166's with another car and mount them myself.

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should I just take the whole car there, have them mount the tire, and go home take the tires off and then do the brakes.

reason why I am asking because I vaguely remember someone saying that the tire place needs to recalibrate the TPMS sensors and stuff.

any recommendations?
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