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The OEM and some of the aftermarket TPMS are made by the same manufacturer. Most wheel and tire shops have the right programmer to register TPMS for you these days.
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The OEM and some of the aftermarket TPMS are made by the same manufacturer. Most wheel and tire shops have the right programmer to register TPMS for you these days. If you had them mount/balance your tires, they might do a free reprogramming when you swap wheels.
Having said that, I just reused my OEM sensors on new wheels. My OEM wheels will be used for the track and I won't be using TPMS on those.
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