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Schwabs won't do your tires unless they all have sensors per the Federal Gubmint crap.
Quote from: CAMPMEAT on November 02, 2013, 04:26:00 PMSchwabs won't do your tires unless they all have sensors per the Federal Gubmint crap.
Some cars with TPS require the sensors for the traction control to work so you will have to look onto that. If in the 4 Runner it only serves the purpose of letting you know if your tires have proper air I would save the $ and do without.
Quote from: j_h_nimrod on November 02, 2013, 04:38:37 PMSome cars with TPS require the sensors for the traction control to work so you will have to look onto that. If in the 4 Runner it only serves the purpose of letting you know if your tires have proper air I would save the $ and do without. Please explain how TPS has anything to do with the traction control. Never in my life have I heard that one. I've ran without TPS and my traction control worked like it should.
Birdguy one thing I would check and make sure if you could use a wheel that small (16") due to the brakes. I know on my Tundra I have the 18" wheels and the smallest wheel that I could run would be a 17" due to the brakes. You may want to go over to the www.T4R.org site and ask the guys over their. You can go into the 5th gen forums. Another place you could try is the www.tundrasolutions.com and go into the 4Runner forum.As you know I have the '13 SR5 (17" wheels (correction not 18")) and it does great off road. I expect that I will have limited issues with snow this year even with the stock HT tires. Once I wear these out I think I will either put Nitto Terra Grapplers on or something similar.Birdguy I found this thread on T4R.org http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-gen-t4rs/149874-winter-tires-you-going-run.html
terra grapplers really, really suck in the slick roads. I was hoping to run mine, but they're scary on ice.
look for a set of stock 20's for sale on craigslist. Maybe you can get a matching set of rims with sensors?
Quote from: Sportfury on November 03, 2013, 12:06:18 PMBirdguy one thing I would check and make sure if you could use a wheel that small (16") due to the brakes. I know on my Tundra I have the 18" wheels and the smallest wheel that I could run would be a 17" due to the brakes. You may want to go over to the www.T4R.org site and ask the guys over their. You can go into the 5th gen forums. Another place you could try is the www.tundrasolutions.com and go into the 4Runner forum.As you know I have the '13 SR5 (17" wheels (correction not 18")) and it does great off road. I expect that I will have limited issues with snow this year even with the stock HT tires. Once I wear these out I think I will either put Nitto Terra Grapplers on or something similar.Birdguy I found this thread on T4R.org http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-gen-t4rs/149874-winter-tires-you-going-run.htmlI was just going to recommend this site for you. Everything you will ever want or need to know can be answered there under the "5th Gen" section for you. My wife drives an 06 and we can't go smaller than 17" wheels due to the brakes. I doubt they made the brakes any smaller so chances are you are at 17" or 18" options for wheels and tires