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10-12-2010, 08:38 PM
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I just bought some new wheels to get rid of the PAX system on my RL and I have been tire shopping and I called a national chain that is local to me to get a price on tires and told them I would need the sensors taken out of the stock rims. They have a machine at this location and he told me it would be $300 dollars to take out the sensors and that I should buy new ones.
He told me it takes 2 hours per tire… I have no idea but find this hard to believe and think they are trying to take advantage of me. Does anyone know how long it takes to remove a PAX tire off the rim if you have the PAX machine? I am not asking them to put the tire back on the rim.
He told me it takes 2 hours per tire… I have no idea but find this hard to believe and think they are trying to take advantage of me. Does anyone know how long it takes to remove a PAX tire off the rim if you have the PAX machine? I am not asking them to put the tire back on the rim.
10-12-2010, 09:07 PM
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I just bought some new wheels to get rid of the PAX system on my RL and I have been tire shopping and I called a national chain that is local to me to get a price on tires and told them I would need the sensors taken out of the stock rims. They have a machine at this location and he told me it would be $300 dollars to take out the sensors and that I should buy new ones.
He told me it takes 2 hours per tire… I have no idea but find this hard to believe and think they are trying to take advantage of me. Does anyone know how long it takes to remove a PAX tire off the rim if you have the PAX machine? I am not asking them to put the tire back on the rim.
He told me it takes 2 hours per tire… I have no idea but find this hard to believe and think they are trying to take advantage of me. Does anyone know how long it takes to remove a PAX tire off the rim if you have the PAX machine? I am not asking them to put the tire back on the rim.
It may be cheaper just to buy new TPMS sensors than to pay to have them removed.
10-12-2010, 10:44 PM
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