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#1435 of 1439 Re: 2007 Sienna, can I replace 2 tires? [smlycat] by rareair Oct 07, 2009 (11:28 am)
Replying to: smlycat (Oct 07, 2009 11:06 am) Sorry if I gave the impression that the tires had just 7k on them. they have 23K on them and only one rotation early on. Replies to this message: smlycat (Oct 08, 2009 8:57 am)
#1436 of 1439 Re: PAX free [deerface26] by thebings Oct 07, 2009 (2:18 pm)
Replying to: deerface26 (Oct 07, 2009 11:13 am) Hi Katonah. I bought the wheels on ebay, they were new take-offs from a Acura dealer. It so happened they were sold by a dealer in Kansas City and I live nearby so I picked them up, saved shipping but had to pay tax, total was $573.00. I paid just under $600.00 for the tires, including road hazard and life time balance. I wanted to buy Kumho Road Venture APT KL51 which were cheaper and rated higher on tirerack, but tire shop was having problems getting them ordered and am going on a long trip next week. I also bought new TPMS on ebay for $130.00, new lug nuts, spare wheel and spare hardware from Honda $113.00 and spare tire from tirerack $137.49. So looks like a total of $1,553.49. Just got the tires so too soon to judge them, they do seem to be quiter and handle well and the wheels look great.   As for who installed them, Gene's Tire in Liberty, Mo. I had kind of a hard time finding someone to work with me, everyone was afraid of Honda lawsuits, including Gene's at first. I was hesitant to buy them from tirerack because their local installers here were either expensive or seemed to be incompetent. Anyway, I am just glad this is finally over.   Don
#1437 of 1439 Re: 2007 Sienna, can I replace 2 tires? [rareair] by krzyss Oct 08, 2009 (8:45 am)
Replying to: rareair (Oct 07, 2009 10:47 am) With AWD it may not be good idea to replace only 2 tires. Check manual what Toyota says about maximum circumference difference. For example Subaru advises that all tires should be within .25" with each other's circimference.   You can go Go Flat tires but are you ready to handle flat tire situation without spare. Do you plan to buy spare tire along with regular tires.   Krzys
#1438 of 1439 Re: 2007 Sienna, can I replace 2 tires? [rareair] by smlycat Oct 08, 2009 (8:57 am)
Replying to: rareair (Oct 07, 2009 11:28 am) Hi Rareair:   I missed that nugget of info....23k, no rotation....could be a problem, but it depends on just how bad they are. You need an honest tire tech to advise you. My other comments still stand.   Good luck!
#1439 of 1439 TPMS Reset - Help Pls by skap2 Oct 15, 2009 (2:25 pm)
Just replaced Pax on our 2007 Touring w new wheels from a 2009 Pilot. The master indicator says tire pressure ok, but when I select info to see individual pressure in each tire, front driver says 36 psi, other three are flat lined, no psi indicated. Restarted several times, drove aobut 10 miles, no change.   How can it indicate tire pressure ok with readings from only one of them ? thanks much.

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