U can do the swap but u will have to get your TPMS sensors programmed to your car otherwise the tire pressure light will come on after u drive it with the new wheels for about 40 to 50 kms. It won't affect the AWD system or anything.
Wheel Swap
I currently own a 2017 XLE with the standard 245/60 R18 wheels. If I purchased a 2018 Limited that comes standard with 245/55 R19 wheels would I be able to swap the wheels?
The reason I would want to do this is because I don't like the plastic covered wheels on the Limited.
Will swapping the wheels make the speedometer, odometer, AWD, etc. inaccurate or behave badly?
Is there anything else that might be affected by the swap?
BTW this is a Canadian vehicle so the Limited is similar to the Platinum in the US.
The reason I would want to do this is because I don't like the plastic covered wheels on the Limited.
Will swapping the wheels make the speedometer, odometer, AWD, etc. inaccurate or behave badly?
Is there anything else that might be affected by the swap?
BTW this is a Canadian vehicle so the Limited is similar to the Platinum in the US.
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Ask the dealer if they're willing to swap the plastic Limited wheels for the 19" SE wheels as part of the purchase.
There is a member here who always brags about how he did that. He mentions it in every plastic wheel thread so it's possible.
There is a member here who always brags about how he did that. He mentions it in every plastic wheel thread so it's possible.
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