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2004 6.0 NV4500 Tahoe
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Dantheman1540
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Liking these more and more! Went to discount tire to try and have my TPMS programmed and found out these tires ain’t got no sensors lol. Time to do the old swapper-doodle-doo.
No rub today and I purposely tried to corner extra aggressively but didn’t go off-roading and twist it up.
No rub today and I purposely tried to corner extra aggressively but didn’t go off-roading and twist it up.
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Whoa that’s cheap! I considered putting them in pvc under the seat lol.
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Anyone know of or have a cheap tool to reprogram sensors? I hate depending on a shop for anything.
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Does it work well? $12 seems too cheap for anything that actually works.
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I've only used it once but it worked fine. The only thing is you have to place the tool flat on the sidewall, not just point it at the valve stem. When I first bought it, I couldn't get it to work. Fast forward to a couple months ago, I watched a video and they showed it sitting flat on the sidewall. It worked on my Yukon anyway.
Its a very simple tool.
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yep...coworker of mine has one of those. seem to remember him saying it was like 10bux and worked on his 2018 and on my 2012
