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Nissan Altima Hybrid Tire and Wheel Questions

16 messages,  Last post on Nov 25, 2011 at 4:21 PM

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#7 of 16 Re: TPMS Sensors are inside the tires [langjie] by gymrat

Jan 30, 2008 (12:48 pm)

Replying to: langjie (Jan 30, 2008 11:38 am)
Thanks,langjie.I'm just going to bring my car to the dealer and let them deal with it.They are going to charge me $165 to transfer the sensors to my new wheels and resync the computer.Thanks again.

#8 of 16 Re: TPMS Sensors are inside the tires [gymrat] by langjie

Jan 30, 2008 (1:38 pm)

Replying to: gymrat (Jan 30, 2008 12:48 pm)
ouch, that really blows, maybe you should call around and see if there are any other dealers willing to do it cheaper
 
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/OEM-NISSAN-Tire-Pressure-Monitors-TPMS-SET-OF-4_W- 0QQitemZ320213229724QQcmdZViewItem?hash=item320213229724
 
$100 shipped. you may want an extra set of sensors if you do a winter tire change. it's much easier to resync and maybe you can get someone to do it for you for free

#9 of 16 Re: TPMS Sensors are inside the tires [langjie] by hiwayman

Jan 30, 2008 (2:13 pm)

Replying to: langjie (Jan 30, 2008 1:38 pm)
Well, I don't know if it's any consolation to you, but the TPMS systems are going to be required on all new cars, starting, if memory serves me right, in 2009. Maybe we should invest in the company that makes these things???

#10 of 16 Re-setting the sensors by 500e

Feb 10, 2008 (5:53 pm)

I had a warning light on the dash. I corrected the pressures on all four wheels. I've driven the car more than 15 mph, and the warning light has not gone off. Any ideas other than "take it to the dealer?"

#11 of 16 Re: Re-setting the sensors [500e] by gymrat

Feb 10, 2008 (11:07 pm)

Replying to: 500e (Feb 10, 2008 5:53 pm)
I was told by the service dept. at Fairield Nissan that one needs to set the air pressure about a couple of pounds higher than normal,then drive the vehicle for more than 15-30minutes, and it should go off.I have also read in Edmonds.com that another owner had the same problem with his 2007 Altima.This might be an ongoing problem with the Altima,but I hope I'm wrong.Good luck!

#12 of 16 Re: Re-setting the sensors [500e] by langjie

Feb 11, 2008 (3:25 pm)

Replying to: 500e (Feb 10, 2008 5:53 pm)
I would say keep driving on it until 50 miles? if it still doesn't go away, then go to the dealer

#13 of 16 wheel locks? by redwood2

Jun 21, 2008 (2:14 pm)

I live in an urban area and have been urged to get wheel locks for my new NAH. Kragen says that they do not carry wheel locks for the Altima and that it's a dealer thing. Anyone have any knowledge on this? thanks.

#14 of 16 Re: wheel locks? [redwood2] by gymrat

Jun 21, 2008 (4:25 pm)

Replying to: redwood2 (Jun 21, 2008 2:14 pm)
I had replaced my stock wheels with 18" chrome wheels online, I had purchased wheel locks with my new wheels. So go to any online wheel distributor, and they can assist you. But if you plan on replacing the wheels to chrome, keep in mind that it will affect your fuel consumption, because they are heavier than the stock alloy wheels.

#15 of 16 Re: tire pressure monitoring system [langjie] by perfectbmw

Oct 13, 2011 (2:24 am)

Replying to: langjie (Jan 28, 2008 9:57 am)
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#16 of 16 TPMS Service Kits by newhampster

Nov 25, 2011 (4:21 pm)

I am about to change out my regular tires for snow tires, and now remembering the hassle with the TPMS last year. Joy, joy. Keeping the same rims and TPMS but changing out the tires, and tire store noted the nut and stem were corroded. That is hard on the tire stems. Little known fact that for about $5 Shrader (the TPMS manufacturer for Nissan) sells a TPMS "Service Kit" that includes a new grommet, nut, valve core and cap. Shrader part # SB-20014 for Nissan Altima 2006-2009. Local auto supply stores have not heard of these, but they are readily available via mail order.
FYI, the local Nissan dealership wants $108 for a new TPMS, mail order these Shrader TPMS # 40700-J02B (Nissan Altima 2006-2009) are about $40 each. Amazon.com sells a $25 "Tire Pressure Reset Tool" for Nissan but I wonder if it really works?

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