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      01-16-2008, 09:43 PM   #1
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Are you guys using stock TPMS sensors/valves or aftermarket? I want to keep the stock wheels/tires intact, so I ordered some TPMS sensors/valves w/ my tires at my local americas tires and the sensors will not mount to the wheels (using the iForged adapters).

Do I need OEM BMW sensors/valves to work? Anyone happen to have a pic of the sensor/valve mounted to an iForged wheel (other than the pics in the iForged thread)?

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      01-17-2008, 12:44 AM   #2
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Dan told me to buy the ones Gary (Tirerack) sells, and he sold/sent me OEM BMW TPMS sensors.

P/N on box is 36 23 6 781 847
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but can i use the oem sensor??
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      01-17-2008, 12:55 AM   #4
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but can i use the oem sensor??
Ya, it's just that I didn't want to take the ones off the stock rims in case I ever needed to use them.

Just make sure you get the adaptor from Dan.
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      01-17-2008, 01:00 AM   #5
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You need the adapters especially for the rears. The placement of the valve stem, although they're visually appealing cause you dont see them, they're a major pain in the ass to check your pressure and add air, at lease until you get used to it,
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You need the adapters especially for the rears. The placement of the valve stem, although they're visually appealing cause you dont see them, they're a major pain in the ass to check your pressure and add air, at lease until you get used to it,
Tell me about it, everytime I check the tire pressure im down on all 4s with my hands reaching under the car. I have to pull forward for each wheel so the stem is on the bottom. Major pain in the ass. But better than an ugly stem sticking out on the outside
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Tell me about it, everytime I check the tire pressure im down on all 4s with my hands reaching under the car. I have to pull forward for each wheel so the stem is on the bottom. Major pain in the ass. But better than an ugly stem sticking out on the outside
Agree 100%.... You know how many times I I've almost said F it and taken the wheel off to add air. What type of pressure gauge do you use?
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Dan told me to buy the ones Gary (Tirerack) sells, and he sold/sent me OEM BMW TPMS sensors.

P/N on box is 36 23 6 781 847


So you got the OEM BMW sensors from Gary and they work? What wheels do you have (just incase it makes a difference)?

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      01-17-2008, 11:34 AM   #9
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So you got the OEM BMW sensors from Gary and they work? What wheels do you have (just incase it makes a difference)?

Thanks, Dave

I ordered the Daytona's from Dan (not here yet), and when I called Gary he just asked what wheels I had.
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Agree 100%.... You know how many times I I've almost said F it and taken the wheel off to add air. What type of pressure gauge do you use?
I've got a couple and compared them and they all are very close to each other. I use a digital one mostly.

By the way how much PSI does everyone run?
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      01-17-2008, 07:41 PM   #11
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I've got a couple and compared them and they all are very close to each other. I use a digital one mostly.

By the way how much PSI does everyone run?
I like to keep it around 40-41 PSI
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      01-17-2008, 07:59 PM   #12
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Alright, I just ordered the OEM BMW TPMS sensors & valves... hope this works
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Alright, I just ordered the OEM BMW TPMS sensors & valves... hope this works
Which valves did you order? Did you get them from Dan@themodcity?
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Which valves did you order? Did you get them from Dan@themodcity?


I got the adapters through Dan, but ordered the OEM BMW sensors/valves from jason@tischer (forum sponsor)


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      01-19-2008, 02:44 AM   #15
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yeah the OEM tpm sensors should do the trick.
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