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jtub910

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In my hunt for upgraded wheels and tires I came across a deal too good to pass up. I had stock Z71 18s but wanted something bigger. This weekend on FB marketplace I came across some 22” Denali wheels with brand new rubber. They’re wrapped in 285/45/22 Bridgestone Dueler A/T RH-S.

I’m just missing sensors, center caps that don’t say GMC, & chrome lug nuts. Any advice on where to hunt those down would be excellent.

Below are the before and after shot. It fills out the CCM level pretty well. Too bad the 22’s are rough riding. They look slick though.

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you could take the sensors out of your old wheels and put them in the new wheels, OR check your glove box for rpo code: Option XL7 is the 315 MHz system, option XL8 is the 433 MHz system
once you know if yours is 315mhz or 433mhz you can then order some sensors off of ebay or amazon.
on a side note are you sure that the previous owner removed the sensors? if there still in there it's a 50/50 chance that you could just do a relearn
 

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That appears to be 2010 and later when the procedure changed for doing the TPMS reset. I have a list of VINs and those RPOs show up on the 2010 and later trucks but not the earlier ones. As mentioned previously, mine has sensors from a 2016 in it now and were purchased with no regard for frequencies. Either I got lucky or the older system could handle both.
 
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you could take the sensors out of your old wheels and put them in the new wheels, OR check your glove box for rpo code: Option XL7 is the 315 MHz system, option XL8 is the 433 MHz system
once you know if yours is 315mhz or 433mhz you can then order some sensors off of ebay or amazon.
on a side note are you sure that the previous owner removed the sensors? if there still in there it's a 50/50 chance that you could just do a relearn

The guy I bought them from thought they were already in there. I will have to research how to do a relearn. Thanks for the idea.


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I have XL7 rpo on my 2012 and it was also listed on my 2011

2001 Yukon SLT
2012 Yukon XL Denali
2011 Yukon Denali RIP 5/20/18

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