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#19 of 58 Re: Trouble with my 07 Yukon low pressure tire sensors [swl1] by steve_ HOST Feb 05, 2007 (7:43 am)
Replying to: swl1 (Feb 05, 2007 4:22 am) In that case, may as way mount them and ship them from home, unless you have horrible sales tax where you are now.   btw, I had old EAF company all week.
#20 of 58 Re: Trouble with my 07 Yukon low pressure tire sensors [swl1] by catam Feb 05, 2007 (8:35 pm)
Replying to: swl1 (Feb 05, 2007 4:22 am) You'd better check clearance before you buy those 17's. I would guess that you would have clearance between the brake calipers and the wheel, but you may not. I'd see if a local tire shop is willing to test this by throwing a wheel on to check. Only reason I bring it up is that 18's are the smallest stock size on the Denali/Escalade, and I am not sure if GM used different brakes on these compared to a Suburban or Yukon.
#21 of 58 Upgrading a 07 Yukon Denali from the standard 18" to 20" by yukongt78 Mar 12, 2007 (2:17 am)
I purchased a 07 Denali Yukon with the standard 18" wheels I want to upgrade them to the Denali GMC optional 20" wheels. I was down at my local GMC dealer and someone came up to me and suggested I do not change the wheels, claiming there is an issue with some sort of setting for the suspensions or something that needs to be re calibrated once the wheels are changed. Is this true? Has anyone upgraded their wheels and had to change some sort of setting? Replies to this message: wheels9 (Apr 07, 2007 5:09 pm)
#22 of 58 aftermarket wheels oem tire sensor will not fit by wheels9 Apr 07, 2007 (5:09 pm)
Replying to: yukongt78 (Mar 12, 2007 2:17 am) GMC Yukon replace orginal wheels with 20inch aftermarket wheels but the oem TIRE SENSORS will not Fit.Tire shop states oem is to long and seats in middle of wheel, instead seated from angle like in oem wheel. The parts department from gmc states the TIRE SENSOR are the correct one oem from dealer. How can make TIRE SENSOR fit.
#23 of 58 TPMS indicates Check Tire Pressure by ggmm99 May 02, 2007 (11:09 pm)
We just purchased a 07 Yukon XL and replaced the standard wheels/tires with 22 inch rims. The TPMS is correctly reporting the new tire pressures, now in the Mid 40 PSI range which is normal for these new tires. The old pressure range is around 30 psi on the placard. The question is everytime the ignition is turned on, we get a "Check Tire Pressure" message on the DIC. The pressures are around 42-45 PSI. Is this caused by the higher tire pressure? Anyone else experince this?   Thanks Replies to this message: rsht (May 03, 2007 6:41 am) ggmm99 (May 03, 2007 8:26 am) rsht (May 09, 2007 3:53 am) yukonxl1 (Jun 03, 2007 6:45 am) timmyjimmy5150 (Jun 05, 2007 4:13 am) yukonxl1 (Jun 05, 2007 2:34 pm)
#24 of 58 Re: TPMS indicates Check Tire Pressure [ggmm99] by rsht May 03, 2007 (6:41 am)
Replying to: ggmm99 (May 02, 2007 11:09 pm) Just wondering if you have gone through the learning steps for each of the tires so the system knows each tire's correct location (i.e. Right Front, Right Rear, Left Front, Left Rear)? I am not saying this may be the cause of the "Check Tire Pressure" message at all, just a question to your question. Sorry and Thx!   However, what may be triggering the message is the pressure sensor in each of the tires. Each may have a preset pressure range (i.e. 28 to 38 PSI), any reading above or below that threshold will cause the message to display. You may want to test that by lowering "all 4 tires" pressure to say 32-PSI and see if the message will go away... Replies to this message: ggmm99 (May 03, 2007 8:26 am) rsht (May 09, 2007 3:53 am)
#25 of 58 Re: TPMS indicates Check Tire Pressure [rsht] by ggmm99 May 03, 2007 (8:26 am)
Replying to: rsht (May 03, 2007 6:41 am) I had the "aftermarket" store install the tires, so I hope the programmed it. I could re-program it too. And as far as the system looking for the tires pressure in a certain range, that is what I'm afraid of. If that is the case, I wonder if it can be re-programmed to a different range?   Thanks for the tips. I'll give it a shot. Replies to this message: rsht (May 09, 2007 3:53 am)
#26 of 58 Offset spec by denali856 May 07, 2007 (9:40 am)
Does anyone where I can get the specs for the stock rims on an 02 Denali? I am considering replacing the stock 17" rims with 22s and would like to match the offset as closely as possible on the new rim (after accounting for the tire width increase -- looking at going to 305s from the stock 265s.
#27 of 58 Oh, and this too: sidewall depth, 40 or 45? by denali856 May 07, 2007 (9:58 am)
Another question: in plus-sizing my wheels, a 40 profile on a 22 (e.g., 305/40/22) is exactly the same diameter as my stock 265/70/17s, but I am concerned about ride quality and durability on such a fitment. I know a 305/45/22 would ride better, but it's a slightly larger diameter than stock, about 1.2" or 3.2%, and I've read that fitments deviating >3% from the stock diameter could cause problems with wear of steering parts, brakes, etc. Any advice in this area?
#28 of 58 Re: TPMS indicates Check Tire Pressure [ggmm99] by rsht May 09, 2007 (3:53 am)
Replying to: ggmm99 (May 03, 2007 8:26 am) Just wonder if you had the chance to verify if the displayed message is from the sensors being out of the pressure range?

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