Cat Man HHR

Hi
Looking into winter tires to put on my extra steel wheels and these wheels don't have the TMS on them.
Do you see any problem with this other than the indicator light staying on?
Thanks

Oldblue

Not sure but then again I don't have TPMS , just OCD

Cat Man HHR

I Googled OCD and now know your why your answer, lol

Hope someone in "good" health can answer by question.

donbrew

The way I read in my Owners Manual, I think on 2010-2011 models you will get some odd things happening. Maybe I just read it wrong. My answer is : I don't know.

However, I have noticed the price of TPMS transmitters has come down. eBay used for about $10 new starting at $15.95.

firemangeorge

One with OCD and one that can't spell.

Anyhow. No problem with running the winter tires with no TPMS(other than the light staying on)

Or. You could throw the regular rims/tires in the back of the car and fool the TPMS.

OregonHHR

I have had two 2010 and my snow tires never had TPMS on them and I didn't have any problems at all as a matter of fact they are on now.

Cat Man HHR

Sorry if I was using the wrong acronym's for the sensor definition, lol

Cat Man HHR

Other than the fact your sensor light is on?

firemangeorge

Wasn't about the acronym. It was the "by" instead of "my".

OregonHHR

Yes the light is on but the pain is every time you start it you got to hit the info button on the steering wheel to get rid of the message on the DIC