Bought 4 wheels without sensors etc. how much this going to cost me?

weider1717

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Wheels were thought to include these equipment this is for a 2007 gt500. I am not that familiar with all these equipment I am seeing sensors, "bands", blue plastic clips etc.

What all is needed exactly and how much should 4 sets of OEM equipment run? thanks guys
 

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Thanks, I'll check it out is this OEM equipment? I'll look. no worries. After some research looks like 2007 came with blue sensors and bands which isn't sold on american muscle I will look into eBay to stay original. Learned a little something. Thanks
 
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Pretty much every tire store has these things... I'd check with them first just to see what price they offer.

I wound up paying less at Discount Tire and I don't have to worry about a sensor being bad from the manufacturer (which has happened to me)
 

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No point trying to stay OEM on something that nobody except your tire changer is going to see. And even then, they're going to hit you with a "rebuild" kit. (Basically fleecing you with unnecessary added costs.) I haven't looked in a while, but I believe you can get a set of 4 sensors from Tire Rack for around 80 bucks.
 

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I priced Discount Tire before I bought from American Muscle. DT WAS $65 each. They say if you move a tire to another location- i.e.: rotate- you will need to reprogram the sensor. I thought it was best to get the sensors and the programming tool so I could program myself if needed.
 

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You do have to reprogram if you move them, so the tool is nice in that aspect. But the fact that a GT500 will have staggered rims and more than likely directional tires, I don't foresee you moving a wheel.
 

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Hit up your local tire shop they usually get em cheap and have the tool to program them. 225 seems high for 4 sensors. I think the most expensive sensors ive broke were only 65 a peice

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I think they charged me 40 bucks a piece last time I went but I'm not positive... I just remember it was less than it would have been had I ordered them.

I already have the trainer tool from Ford... you can get that for about 20 bucks, but I've never had to use it.
 

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I have 2012 SVTPP wheels on my 2007 GT500. I didn't bother with the sensors so I just deal with the error each time I turn on my car.
 

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