Anyone put 305/45/22's on 4x4 Titan?

[CaliforniaTitan]

Stock tire sensors are for the air pressure monitoring system in our trucks. Apperantly someone posted that they are on the inside of the rim and connected somehow to the valve (I haven't brought up that part of the manual yet). But, if a tire guy just 'yanks' it out there goes $80 each!

chris

[BigSkyLLC]

Originally Posted by CaliforniaTitan

Stock tire sensors are for the air pressure monitoring system in our trucks. Apperantly someone posted that they are on the inside of the rim and connected somehow to the valve (I haven't brought up that part of the manual yet). But, if a tire guy just 'yanks' it out there goes $80 each!

chris

Interesting, I'll have to check into that.

[piopremier]

yeah i ment 305's sorry still used to numbers in the 200's from my max. The tires have a sensor in them to tell of low air pressure about the size of a cell phone battery and its attached to the air stem.

[BigSkyLLC]

Originally Posted by piopremier

yeah i ment 305's sorry still used to numbers in the 200's from my max. The tires have a sensor in them to tell of low air pressure about the size of a cell phone battery and its attached to the air stem.

Were you able to reuse the sensors with your new wheels & tires?

[TexasNissanDude]

Originally Posted by BigSkyLLC

Were you able to reuse the sensors with your new wheels & tires?

Yes, I am wondering also! I am probably going to pick up some 18" wheels to replace the stock wheels but re-use the factory tires on my Titan, but I want to retain the air-pressure sensors.

[piopremier]

yep there still in there don't want to void my warrenty and im not taking an chances

[hkusp45]

Any pictures of the sensors? Installed? How do you know if the air sensors will work on mt new wheels??? Any info would be helpfull!!

[gr8titan]

Originally Posted by BigSkyLLC

I know most people lift 4x4's but it's very popular in the Phoenix/Scottsdale, AZ area to put large, low profile tires on trucks and SUV's. The local dealers have them on 2wd models but not any on 4x4's yet. Just curious if anyone has had any experience and if there are any problems or advantages other than the obvious very cool look they provide. Also, anyone got a cost estimate for these type of wheels & tires??? Thanks a bunch..

see www.usantonio.com/busrtsphoto2A.htm for my 305/50R-20's on OEM suspension.