TPMS....Winter tires
I have the Toyo open country G02+ 215-70R16and thecostco steel wheels I paid 700$cnd for the tire tx in and 173.16$cnd for the 4 steel rim tx in for a total of = 873.16$cnd for my setup. so dealer is asking too much. Pricebrois that bank street mitsu ? Make sure if you get the steel wheel's to get open wheel nut's for your steel wheel's !!
I'm pretty much in line with what Roach paid, 173.16 for the rims at Costco, and 722.44 for Toyo GO2+. And I think I got a cash back of $80 or $60from Toyo. Apparently Yokohama came out with a new design last year that is better than the Toyo.
BTW, this link might be helpfull in picking a brand of tire: http://www.apa.ca/template.asp?DocID=97
BTW, this link might be helpfull in picking a brand of tire: http://www.apa.ca/template.asp?DocID=97
Obviously, all this TPMS stuff was designed since beginning to suck the money from the owners. From the engineering perspective, what could be easier than creating two sets of 5 sensors with identical IDs (i.e. each ID would be used by a pair of sensors). This would allow one to change winter/summer tires with wheels without having to reprogram ECU! The only period when you could have a problem in this case is while transporting the spare wheels twice a year
Can anyone tell me if I can use the original TPMS (OEM #4250-A225)of Mitsubishi in steel wheels on an Outlander (Do they fit on regular steel rims?) Some say that you can't fit the sensor on a regular steel rim. What's your opinion? 
Thank you

Thank you
Has anyone tried one of these units to do their own TPMS pairing?
I jsut bought some new wheels and tires and want to eliminate the TPMS warning light by getting new TPMS sensors. This looks like a good option.
Any thoughts?
I jsut bought some new wheels and tires and want to eliminate the TPMS warning light by getting new TPMS sensors. This looks like a good option.
Any thoughts?
Last edited by jsrd; Sep 14, 2009 at 12:12 PM.
I replaced my OEM system and installed 3re Eye TPMS system (http://outlander.mforos.com/1350551/...maticos/?pag=2, post 23), at the moment, the warning ligth of the original system hasn't turn-on, reason why I believe that the new sensors are compatible with the OEM receiver on my Outie; reprogramming wasn't necessary to cancel the OEM TPMS


