hey i got my wheels on.. not having a tpms problem.. i believe what happen is whoever installed your rims and tires either didn't transfer the tpms to the new tires.. or they are not in the right locations (i think the monitors have to be in the exact location as stock, so if you take off the left wheel you must transfer the tpms to the new left wheel)

Very nice, I love the way they look on your car.

^^That makes perfect sense considering my stock wheels and tires are still mounted and sitting on my front porch. Good info. Nissan told me the wouldn't be compatible.

^Thanks, I like them too.

My only gripe is that I live in a sandy part of NC and dust sticks to the matte black parts like crazy. I can only keep them clean as long as it takes me to drive after a wash.

Michelin Pilot Sport A/S Plus Warning!
 

Just a little update on the rims/tires. The wheels are holding up great and still look brand new. The tires on the other hand have been one headache after another. I DO NOT RECOMMEND MICHELIN PILOT SPORT A/S PLUS TO ANYONE! I checked my rear camber settings (-1.6 Left Rear -2.0 Right Rear) after noticing some severe scalloping on the both rear tires. Michelin comped 75% of a new set of rear tires. Now only 2k miles later I have the scalloping again. These tires can not handle the torque.

Hmm, almost everyone on this forum unanimously vouch for the Michelin PS A/S +

Only takes one though. the pieces that broke off where about 2in X1/4 X 1/4 all around the inside track of the tire. sucked!

Are you sure your toe setting is in spec? Tires do last more than 2k miles.

Everyone vouches b/c they think michelin is some type of god tire b/c they make the PS2's. I have ran continental sport contact 3 and the tires were quieter and better, felt more stuck to the road for less money and had longer tread wear. I am not a fan of michelin, good luck and the car looks good.