Valve mount TPMS units

[Gary Waugh]

I have a 2008 expedition with the TPMs system that is a small box mounted on a band in the middle of the wheel. I just purchased a set of 2021 F150 wheels to replace my wheels (they are plastic rims that are chrome plated and the chrome has all come off and looks terrible). The new rims don’t come with TPMS sensors so I need to buy new ones that will mount where the tyre valve to inflate the tyre goes. Can anyone tell me which sensor I need to purchase That will work with my cars TPMS receiver unit?

cheers Gary

 

[mr_dave]

I continue to like Autel's "MaxiTPMS" system, which I've been using for years on multiple vehicles with very good results.

TPMS sensors from Tire Rack

So I've recently bought a set of wheels+tires (with TPMS) for my wife's Ford Mustang Mach-E. It was the winter setup. They arrived, I've mounted them, and everything worked just fine, TPMS and all. A month ago, I've purchased a set of wheels/tires with TPMS for my 2018 Expedition MAX. This...

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[Frank Wilson]

I have a 2008 expedition with the TPMs system that is a small box mounted on a band in the middle of the wheel. I just purchased a set of 2021 F150 wheels to replace my wheels (they are plastic rims that are chrome plated and the chrome has all come off and looks terrible). The new rims don’t come with TPMS sensors so I need to buy new ones that will mount where the tyre valve to inflate the tyre goes. Can anyone tell me which sensor I need to purchase That will work with my cars TPMS receiver unit?

cheers Gary

These work perfectly. Preprogrammed.

 

[Frank Wilson]

Amazon , 62.95$. One day delivery.

 

[bloodhound]

I have a 2008 expedition with the TPMs system that is a small box mounted on a band in the middle of the wheel. I just purchased a set of 2021 F150 wheels to replace my wheels (they are plastic rims that are chrome plated and the chrome has all come off and looks terrible). The new rims don’t come with TPMS sensors so I need to buy new ones that will mount where the tyre valve to inflate the tyre goes. Can anyone tell me which sensor I need to purchase That will work with my cars TPMS receiver unit?

cheers Gary

Keep in mind if you aren't already aware you will need to cut a tiny amount off your rear axle ends for the center caps to be able to go on. You could also get spacers if you aren't up to cutting, but it's pretty easy.

 

[turtle019]

Take a look at Schrader. They make the OEM sensors and are of known good quality. I got the 29020 for my winter tires on my 2017. It looks like for a 2008 they recommend 29104. No programming required https://www.rockauto.com/en/moreinfo.php?pk=12303545&cc=1440071&pt=12036&jsn=10544
If you want a programmable one 33500 or 33700 should also work.
Full catalog here https://www.schradertpms.com/sites/.../2020 Schrader TPMS Catalog - FULL [2][5].pdf

 

[Gary Waugh]

Many thanks guys for all the feedback, looks about $60 for a set from amazon with Prime overnight delivery!!
Bloodhound, thanks for the reminder about the axle stubs needing cutting down, I was aware but thanks for pointing it out.

Regards Gary