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I am new to aftermarket rims and tires for any vehicle.
I have a stock 2006 SE KC 4WD with stock 18" rims.

Is there a primer to learning about new rims and tires for my titan?
I want some 20" or 22" rims and tires and need teh tires to work in snow and wet weather.
Also this is my first vehicle with the TPMS. What do I have to do with the sensors? Should I buy a second set and if I do how do I learn the new set to the Titan.
Also what is this about a "leveling kit" and why do I need one and where do I get it installed? Does it change my tire needs.

Any advice on where to start would be helpful.

If this info works for all titans then maybe the thread can be stickyed.
 

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I can't really help you with your tire question but I just recieved a leveling kit for my Titan. There are two reasons to put one in. The first is looks. Some people do not like the drop nose look the 04 to07's came with. The kit will raise the front end level with the back. The second reason is tire clearance. When you lift the front end you allow the mounting of a larger diameter or wider wheel and tire combo. Obviously you still have to be careful with rubbing and clearance issues. You will need to pay attention to the rims backspacing and offset and keep everything reasonable. Read through some threads on here and you'll see what I mean. I bought the PRG leveling kit based on recomendations on this and other sites. I am having it put in wednesday and can't wait to see how my ride looks. Good luck and welcome to the forum.
 

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mike,

read through some of the articles on the tire rack's (our sponsor) website --it explains a lot on rim offset and backspacing. As luvbelly stated the leveling kit raises the front end only to "level" the truck out.
 

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The TPMS sensors are part of the valve stem, so before removing the tire, the outer valve stem nut needs to be removed and the sensor dropped into the wheel to keep it from getting damaged...So don't hesitate to tell that to whoever is doing the tires.
 
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