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Old 12-03-2007, 10:26 AM   #1 (permalink)
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When rotating your own tires....

does the TPMS have to be reset? Does the system reset itself? I did a search on this and seems that nobody with a GEN6 is rotating their own tires. If they need to be reset, does anyone have a reset procedure like the one for the oil change reset? TIA.
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It does not need reset.
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As stated above, no reset procedure required.
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Great, thanks for the quick replies!
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The standard tires on the XLE is 215/16/60..

How much benefit if you go with 235/16/60?
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The standard tires on the XLE is 215/16/60..

How much benefit if you go with 235/16/60?
You just simply got a bigger foot print for a little more traction. But you'll get a little less MPG. It will also look a little better since it's wider.
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You just simply got a bigger foot print for a little more traction. But you'll get a little less MPG. It will also look a little better since it's wider.
They're also a little larger in diameter (by 3.6%), so the speedometer and odometer will read lower than before for the same speed/distance. If you don't want to affect the speed/odometer you could use a lower profile, like 55 instead of 60, with the 235 width tires.
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