(Part 2) Best tires & wheels according to redditors

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We found 1,374 Reddit comments discussing the best tires & wheels. We ranked the 726 resulting products by number of redditors who mentioned them. Here are the products ranked 21-40. You can also go back to the previous section.

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Top Reddit comments about Tires & Wheels:

u/SavageIndustries · 51 pointsr/AdviceAnimals

You can also buy one of these for a $30 investment!

u/ZippymcOswald · 46 pointsr/ChapoTrapHouse

Did you know you can buy boots on amazon. It’d be a shame to boot a bunch of chuds cars


Oanon Wheel Lock Clamp Boot Tire Claw Auto Car Truck ATV, RV, Boat Trailers Heavy Duty Secure (Size 2) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06XBXZ5JW/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_Vd85BbA3RECVF

u/mucciaca · 38 pointsr/UnethicalLifeProTips

Looks like Amazon has everything

u/nm132 · 35 pointsr/AskReddit
  1. Buy this clamp for 38.99
  2. Place clamp on car
  3. Leave a note with phone number
  4. Charge $150 to remove clamp
u/Mahlegos · 28 pointsr/cars

The third style might be worth trying when you get everything back together. I got mine on amazon

u/Eldanon · 11 pointsr/TeslaModel3

This is what I have in the trunk at all times:

Tire patch kit

Tire inflator

Haven’t had to use this yet but in theory this should work if I get a nail that I can see...

u/WoodenInternet · 10 pointsr/philadelphia

https://www.amazon.com/TMS-Wheel-Trailer-Anti-theft-Towing/dp/B00JLUDA84

Looks cheap and crappy but also seems like it'd be quick to attach. A concerted effort would be more effective (e.g. plan a "DAY OF THE BOOT" and have many PPA vehicles booted).

u/pointblankjustice · 10 pointsr/BMW

Everyone should absolutely carry some bare essentials in their car like jumper cables, bottled water, cold weather gear, road flares, and a good flashlight, at a minimum. Check out /r/VEDC if you are interested in what people carry in their cars!

I carry the following in my F31:

General Automotive

  • 2.5 lb Fire Extinguisher

  • 2 1/2 Ton Floor Jack

  • 6x6 Wood block for shimming when jacking taller vehicles

  • 4-way tire iron

  • Tire plug kit

  • Very nice dual cylinder air compressor

  • 16ft 8 gauge jumper cables

  • Quart of BMW 10W30

  • 4x 1L SmartWater bottles

  • Safety Glasses

  • N95 respirator

  • 6x 15 minute road flares

  • 3x 30 minute road flares

  • 700 Lumen O-Light M30 Triton Flashlight

  • Two microfiber cloths

  • Microfiber diamond-weave drying towel

  • Griot's Garage Interior Detail Spray

    Trauma Kit Contents

  • Seatbelt Cutter

  • Glass Punch

  • Bag Valve Mask

  • Range of various sized NPAs

  • Hemorrhage control (tourniquets, trauma dressing, clotting sponges, gauze, chest seals)

  • XCollar cervical splint

  • Saline rinse

  • Epinephrine auto-injector

  • Trauma shears

  • CPR mask

  • Non-latex gloves

  • Rite in the Rain notepad with Pen

  • Yellow and red glow sticks

    In addition, I carry a full compliment of 72-hour survival gear organized into my Get Home Bag: Gallery Here.

    GHB Contents

    On-Person EDC

  • Springfield XD-S 9mm

  • Leather SHTF Holster

  • Nitecore P12 Tactical Light 2015 Model (1x18650, 1000 OTF Lumens, many useful modes, gorgeous interface)

  • Leatherman Charge TTi

  • Waterman Hemisphere Fountain Pen

  • Autum Dualist Wallet (Powder-coated aluminum wrapped in Horween leather, handmade in the US)

  • VOID V02 Wristwatch

  • 64GB Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge in Sapphire Black

  • Nite-Ize S-Biner with keys

  • 32GB LaCie Flash Drive

  • Exotac Ferrocerium Rod and Striker

  • Fob for 2011 BMW 335i M-Sport Sedan

  • Portland Bee Balm

  • Ray Ban RB8313 Carbon Fiber Aviators

  • BMW M Belt in Anthracite (Very decent $50ish leather belt made in Italy, marked up to over $100 because BMW knows enthusiasts/douchebags will pay the premium for that tiny embossed ///M logo).

  • Keen Flint shoes (good work boot/hiking boot hybrid, steel toe, low ESD.)

    Sleep System/Shelter

  • SOL 5x7ft Utility Tarp (Orange for signaling, reflective inside for heat retention, ripstop, grommetted, actually surprisingly sturdy)

  • SOL Escape Bivy (Breathable, durable, warm to about 50F, I use this in the summer as my backpacking sleep system.)

  • Klymit Static-V Inflatable Pad (Whether crashing a friend’s house or sleeping outside, I consider the insulation and comfort of a pad requisite.)

    Mess Kit/Foodstuffs/Hydration


  • 27oz Widemouth Kleen Kanteen (Single-walled canteens are multifunctional, and can also be easily used for cooking and boiling water, or warming your sleeping bag). 2x1L water bottles are stored in my trunk, so if I needed to, I could always grab spare water before setting out on foot somewhere.

  • The ever-popular Sawyer Mini Water Filter (There is really no reason you shouldn't have one, or five)

  • (3) ProBars (Calorie and protein dense, lightweight, easily packable)

  • (2) Paleo Jerky bars (the only grass fed/grass finished jerky I've found that tastes decent)

  • (2) Trail Butters

  • (1) Lara Bar

  • Blend of Teas, Electrolyte Tabs, Coffee, Spices

  • MSR Titanium Fork and Spoon

    Cold Weather Gear

  • REI Windstill Rainjacket/Wind-breaker (with integral hood)

  • Wigwam Merino Wool Socks

  • Marker Thinsulate Vest

  • PIG Gloves (Lots of dexterity at the sacrifice of warmth, great for protecting your hands when working on things)

  • Fleece Beanie

    Electronics

  • Adam Industries Pitbull Monocular Night Vision Device (MNVD), built using the Gen 3+ Omni VI MX-10160C autogated intensifier from an AN/AVS-9. This was an incremental upgrade from my Gen 3 Omni IV PVS-14, and it produces an image that is less grainy and a tad bit more detailed/better contrasted.

  • Yaesu FT-60 Dual Band HAM Radio (Emergency communications, police/fire traffic, NOAA weather broadcasts)

  • Verizon Mobile Hotspot

  • PNY 5000MAh rechargeable USB charger (2.1A compatible)

  • UMX Android Burner Phone (disposable phone, prepaid card info and emergency contact numbers under the battery, charged up, and preloaded with useful survival manuals and Backcountry Navigator Pro with cached 1:24k topographical maps of my area)

  • ACR PLB-375 Rescue Beacon

  • Petzl Tactikka-XP Headlamp with red/blue lenses (replaced my Quark QP2L-X, as the hands-free functionality is very useful for setting up camp, working on a broken down car in the dark, etc).

  • Microsoft Surface Pro 3 Tablet (Core i7/256GB SSD/8GB DDR3/Win 8.1 Enterprise), soon to be replaced a Surface Pro 4 once they ship.

  • USB Micro Cable

  • Surprisingly decent bundled earbuds from my S6

  • 1ft Ethernet cable

  • USB-to-Ethernet adapter for the tablet

  • 256GB External USB SSD (in Ineo housing, with encrypted copies of critical documents/identification, as well as a bunch of my usual tech tools, for those impromptu "my computer has a virus" conversations at friends' houses, as well as our enterprise software and system images.)

  • Micro SD Card in SD Card Adapter

    Tools

  • (4) MSR Groundhog Mini Stakes

  • 100ft Blaze Orange Paracord and Spare Carabiner (mostly for guy wires and a center line to make an A-frame tent
    out of the tarp)

  • Spare Nitecore 18650 2600mAH Battery (for my EDC light)

  • Small Roll of Duct Tape

  • Roll of Electrical Tape

  • 6 sq. ft. of Tin Foil

  • Zip Ties

  • Bit Kit for my Leatherman Charge TTi

  • Spare Dog Poop Bags

  • Zebra F-301 Pen

  • Rite in the Rain Pad

  • Cold Steel SRK Fixed-Blade Knife with Kydex Sheath (Such a great, sturdy knife)

  • Spare 14rd Glock Magazine w/ 14rds Horandy Critical Defense +P Hollow Points

    Firestarting

  • SOLO Butane Torch Extendible Lighter (Good for getting under tinder, burns fucking hot, and also great for cigars)

  • Waterproof Matches in Sealed Container with Striker Paper

  • Film Canister of Wax Soaked Cotton balls

  • Tea Light

    Toiletries

  • Toothpaste

  • Compact Toothbrush

  • Tampon

  • Ass Wipes

  • Nail Clippers

    Medical

  • Tactical Tailor IFAK

  • Epinephrine Auto-Injector

  • CPR Mask and Gloves

  • Quik-Clot Combat Gauze

  • Bitch Stickers (Band aids, gauze wrap and pads, etc.)

  • Benadryl

  • Mixed Aspirin, Zyrtec, Anti-Diahrreals (in the Advil tube)

  • Oral Rehydration Salts

  • Portland Bee Balm

  • Superglue

  • Bug Spray (100% DEET)

  • Sunscreen

  • Shears

  • ACE bandage

  • TUMS
u/facewashwash · 8 pointsr/MechanicalKeyboards

You read that right. Adhesive weights. https://www.amazon.com/VTR-Adhesive-Backed-Wheel-Weights/dp/B00ZMD8SDG

Besides, no one will ever see it. Not even you after you put the keycaps on it.

u/XR999 · 6 pointsr/Justrolledintotheshop

Depends on the vehicle model, some brands have much larger problems with wheel nuts than others. Toyota only has issues with their alloy wheel nuts whereas Fiat/Chrysler/Dodge have problems with almost every model they make. Ford also has large issues with wheel nuts where GM is usually only on alloy wheel equipped vehicles.

If you don't own an affected model, it's never going to come up to change them unless they become damaged in some other way. But it's a common enough problem on domestic vehicles that we order these wheel nuts by the case at my shop and these flip sockets (19mm, 21mm and 22mm) are almost a necessity in everyone's toolboxes.

u/[deleted] · 6 pointsr/houston

Supply and demand, business is business. Places charge what they feel they need to, in order to offer a service and make it profitable.

Air compressors require maintenance and keeping one available for customers is an expense. Keeping hoses and nozzles in good shape can be a challenge, too, with all the vandals and thieves we have here.

I bought a little air compressor via Amazon.com and keep it in my truck, under the back seat. Usually my tires stay okay from oil change & tire rotation to the next, but sometimes with cold weather onset, I need to top 'em off. I do it in my driveway with that pump. Pretty handy. This way I'm not forced to pay for air or stop in and wait at a Discount Tire.

u/hallstevenson · 5 pointsr/fordfusion

I bought McGards. They have a part selector that will drill down to ones that fit. They have a couple color options (black or chrome) and end designs. The seat design must be selected properly so they clamp correct.

Here’s the ones I bought: McGard 64012 Chrome Bulge Cone Seat Style Lug Nuts (M12 x 1.5 Thread Size) - Set of 4 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000COS0GU/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apip_2mm6TRxu8LfTQ

u/somewhat_pragmatic · 5 pointsr/Roadcam

At $25/each I'm thinking an investment in a few wheel clamps might be a good thing. Lock up the wheel of the double-parker, leave a note (so they don't damage their car), and pitch the key into the nearest trash can.

u/diemunkiesdie · 5 pointsr/Atlanta

That's the logical solution to the problem but not an answer to OP's question.

I will also contribute a logical solution but not an answer:

OP, I also hate having to let air out when I overfill and hate using a pressure gauge because it means connecting and disconnecting the hose multiple times to check. I own a "portable compressor" and the vast majority of those come with a built in gauge (example: EPAuto 12V DC Portable Air Compressor Pump, Digital Tire Inflator by 100 PSI or the Viair (00077) 77P Portable Compressor Kit)

u/macreadyrj · 4 pointsr/WRX

It can read the sensor IDs from the summer set, then input the IDs from the winter set (assuming you know them). I got my IDs from tire rack when I got a new set. There is also a tool available on amazon that can read TPMS IDs, more expensive.
It plugs into the car's OBD port to get the info and reset the IDs, and you need a windows PC/laptop to run the software. It was a little bit of a pain to get right the first time but I have it figured out now. Also, a laptop is nice so I don't have to run back and forth to the PC while trying to get these things working.

My local garage quoted me $100 to swap winter/summer and reset TPMS for one car. We have two cars, so that would be $400/year. My floor jack and TPMS sensor paid for themselves in one year.


ATEQ reset tool: https://www.amazon.com/ATEQ-QuickSet-TPMS-Reset-Tool/dp/B008SCWXN4

If you don't know your sensor IDs you can use this to read them, but it's another expense. You could also go to a tire place.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00AERMVYC/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1

u/hawkxp71 · 4 pointsr/Challenger

Found these on reddit a month or so ago.

DPAccessories LCB3D8HEOBK04020 20... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00JNL64KM?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

u/DavidLinSuperstar · 4 pointsr/Miata
u/houstonUA6 · 3 pointsr/houston

Well, I guess the heights is screwed.

edit: what about a spinning sleeve one?

u/PsychoTheKid28 · 3 pointsr/Challenger

I bought these off amazon based on comments.

DPAccessories LCB3D8HEOBK04020 20... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00JNL64KM?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

I haven’t yet put them on. Should i not put them on?

u/jkxs · 3 pointsr/SubaruForester

I apologize in advance for this long post. None of these are "must gets", but they are what I got for my 2016 Premium forester. I'm posting this for my own future reference as well as to help some people who are wondering what accessories might be good for their new forester. I highly recommend ordering from Jackie from Annapolis Subaru @ 443-837-1422 as she can get you some good prices on the subaru accessories as well as WeatherTech products! I saved on WeatherTech shipping costs (~$20) by ordering through Jackie and the warranty is the same as if I had bought them through their website.

Please note that some of these accessory links are for my specific car year, model and configuration. I have a 2016 Premium forester without eyesight (affects the Covercraft/heatshield sunshade - they also have eyesight compatible sunshades!).

Also, I personally didn't get my windows tinted, but I think that is something that you should seriously consider doing :)

Speaker kit

Tweeter kit


WeatherTech DigitalFit floorliner (1st & 2nd row)



WeatherTech cargo/trunk liner (without bumper protector)


Weather Tech TechCare floorliner and floormat Cleaner/Protector Kit

Gorilla mud flaps

Covercraft's UVS100 sunscreen - use promo code FREESHIP

Exterior Auto Dimming Mirror w/ Approach Lighting

Luggage Compartment Cover (manual rear gate)

Rear bumper cover

Auto-Dimming Mirror with Compass and HomeLink

Rear Seat Back Protector

Two Home Depot 5 gallon homer bucket

Heatshield sunshade (driver/passenger, second row, rear windshield, sunroof) - note that their website only shows only one side window (driver/passenger), you need to call in to ask them to add the second row side window ones - on my invoice it says part #1425S-A and #1425S-B

Antigravity Batteries AG-XP-10 Multi-Function Power Supply and Jump Starter (check eBay to see if priced cheaper)

Viair 77P Portable Compressor Kit (check eBay to see if priced cheaper)

Amazon stuff:

EZ Pass Holder for VA Flex

Aux cable

Stickershield (parking stickers, etc)

Dropstop seat gap filler (driver/passenger side)

Door panel removal kit (for speaker kit install)

Two grit guards

Microfiber Drying towel

Microfiber cloths (3 pack)

Car wash shampoo

Wheel brush

Resqme (window breaker/seatbelt cutter)

Wheel cleaner

Microfiber wash mitt

Reindeer costume for Christmas

Headrest coat hanger

Road reflective triangles

Duct tape

Odor eliminator

Tire air pressure gauge

OBDII Scanner (Bluetooth)

First aid kit

u/sdoorex · 3 pointsr/teslamotors

Wouldn't a more practical solution be an accurate TPMS system for the tractor which can be easily paired with sensors that are either installed inside the trailer wheel or add-on sensors that replace the valve cap? That way if dropping tire pressure is detected, instead of re-inflating a failing tire the driver can pull to the side of the road and either manually inflate the tire with a lithium battery powered compressor or call for a roadside tire replacement.

u/Skadota · 3 pointsr/whatisthisthing

Yep. Like this one.

u/SnugNinja · 3 pointsr/XVcrosstrek

I spent a ton of time looking at different posts here when deciding on my wheel and tire setup, getting frustrated with pictures without details and second guessing if I had what needed. Just in case it helps someone like me in the future, here is a full linked list of everything I needed for the wheels:


>Black Rhino Boxers, 15x7, 5/100 bolt pattern
These are hard to link to a direct purchase, as stock always changes. I ended up buying them on eBay, as discount tire are dicks and wouldn't even sell me the wheels to take with me, as "there's no way that those will fit on your crosstrek". Wherever you find them, be careful as they come in a few different bolt patterns. You need 5x100.


> BFG ko2s 215/75r15.

>Hubcentric rings for the Black Rhino's through Subtle Solutions These are specifically for the boxers, you don't need them if you're getting the method mr502 which seem to be crazy popular here.


>Mcgard 12x1.25 tapered lugsThese will also work for the method mr502s if you're getting those.

That's it.


edit because I lied... I also got new tpms sensors, as I'm keeping my stock wheels to put winter tires on and don't want to have to go through resetting tpms sensors and having tires re-mounted every time.

> This set from tpms is clone-able and worked beautifully for me.

u/TheAdamist · 3 pointsr/philadelphia
u/TxBlackLabelRx · 3 pointsr/ChevyTrucks

Those that you picked can be easily bypassed with hammering a socket onto it and with a power tool removed just as fast at the others.

Take a look at spinning lug nuts

If they want your wheels they'll get them no matter what you do. Just make yourself more difficult.

I get staggered wheels myself for a hot rod look, 8 in wide in the front, 10 in wide in the back, they can't sell them as well as all 4 tires being the same.

u/CricTic · 3 pointsr/teslamotors

Helteko Portable Air Compressor Pump 150PSI 12V - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07789PTPG/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_vd.1DbE4G5B7Q

That’s the one I got. Only used it once so far but it worked great and topped up my tires quickly.

u/xnifex · 3 pointsr/fordfusion

Here's what they look like. This was last weekend. I swapped them with some McGards I got on Amazon for $57.
http://imgur.com/eUrrT1B
http://imgur.com/Xao6OcP.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000COS0GU

u/sduck409 · 3 pointsr/TeslaModel3

I have this one - https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00WOT3YM6/ - liked it enough that I got them for my wife and daughter also. Worth noting - when using this, you may need to reset the plug after each tire - I have to pull the 12v connection and replug it. I believe that these draw an amount of current that is right at the edge of what the electronic fuse for this circuit seems to think is ok.

u/timdorr · 3 pointsr/Atlanta

That's when you get yourself one of these, slap it on their wheel, and run like hell.

u/BlahblahNomad · 3 pointsr/4x4

I got these Pro Comp wheels from Amazon. They are currently ~$56. Good steelies.

u/TexMarshfellow · 2 pointsr/VEDC

I actually have a timely example from the sub today!

At this link, you can see my response to a (currently-removed) comment which included an Amazon affiliate/referral/whatever you want to call them link/tag.
The comment has a link to this compressor — http://www.amazon.com/dp/B005Z8HAUK — but instead of the link ending in the Amazon Standard Identification Number code for the product (B005Z8HAUK), it ends in a referral tag (B005Z8HAUK?tag=[AssociateID]).
The part including and after "?tag=" are the "affiliate" part of the link; Amazon Affiliates receive money for every product purchased from following that link (and might receive payment just because someone clicked it, I'm not sure), which is a violation of Reddit's spam policy, and the comment was auto-removed by the spam filter. I manually approved it conditional on the commenter's editing of the comment, mainly because the comment itself still contributed to the discussion, but since they have not done so yet, I pulled it again.
There are also bit.ly shortlinks for Amazon referral codes (e.g. amzn.to/A1b2C3d), but shortlinks are also auto-removed by Reddit for their potential for malicious content, so you don't see them very often.

TL;DR: if it includes "?tag=" then it's a referral link.

u/daedone · 2 pointsr/pics
u/S2K_F20C · 2 pointsr/Honda

They have wheel boots that cover the lug nuts: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06XBXZ5JW/

u/dudesweetman · 2 pointsr/myevilplan

Need more details about the CCTV. If possible: Have an oil-change and keep the old oil. Now make it look like that bitches car is leaking cause its always wet oil under it.

You could also have fun with this: http://www.amazon.com/Heavy-Anti-Theft-Wheel-Clamp-Automotive/dp/B008TECLSI/ref=lp_15706751_1_14?s=automotive&ie=UTF8&qid=1462707895&sr=1-14

How furius would she be if someone PARKED HER IN? Lets say its a its a non-working car someone bought for almost nothing and decided to put it there.

u/diabeticcomaface · 2 pointsr/shittyadvice

This is a good start, but if you really want to bring the right tools to the job then I can only recommend this!

u/LJ-Rubicon · 2 pointsr/Jeep

What to buy in order

Absolute first thing to buy is a fire extinguisher from Amazon. You can get a mount for it, mount it somewhere you can quickly get it

2) winch

3) air compressor.

This is what I suggest

Smittybilt 2781 5.65 CFM Universal Air Compressor https://www.amazon.com/dp/B004K25GMG/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_NF0ADbPPPVFC2

I'm not a smittybilt kinda guy, but that one is good. ARB makes a good one for more money. When you offroad, air down to 15psi

4) tools

Buy this first

TEKTON 3/8-Inch Drive 6-Point Socket & Ratchet Set, Inch/Metric, 5/16-Inch - 3/4-Inch, 8 mm - 19 mm, 47-Piece (Case) | SKT15301 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07P6RJXJ9/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_3K0ADbPSAB4NG

That'll get most of your minor stuff fixed

Then, get a torx bit set. I have 2 sets from harbor freight.

Then, when budget allows, get this

TEKTON 1/2-Inch Drive 6-Point Socket & Ratchet Set, Inch/Metric, 3/8-Inch - 1-5/16-Inch, 10 mm - 32 mm, 84-Piece (Case) | SKT25302 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07P7WLYFH/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_ML0ADb04NMYX3

Get a 36mm socket for the axle nut

All that, plus various other hand tools (torque wrench, repair manual, rtv adhesive) , and you'll be able to fix everything on your jeep. I keep all that stuff in my metal box in the rear of my wrangler at all times.

5) get some ammo cans and fill them with various spare parts such as U-joints or what not

6) bottle jack or high lift. I prefer a bottle jack

Torin Big Red Hydraulic Bottle Jack, 6 Ton Capacity https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000CO86EG/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_TO0ADb8MSFCNM

And carry at least 2 jack stands with you at all times

7) if you don't have lockers, this is the part where you start saving up for lockers (and/or Dana 60 axles)

Edit : just seen you have a Rubicon, you can skip number 7 😎

u/Myvenom · 2 pointsr/Nerf

I bought this one quite awhile ago and never used it (I went all in and bought the tank and regulator), but it should work:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B019FIERRO/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_tai_hJVLBbSPYYRFE

u/wackywabbit · 2 pointsr/Ford

AFIK its on amazon for 40 bucks.... motorcraft part.

http://www.amazon.com/Motorcraft-TPMS19-Remote-Pressure-Sensor/dp/B001FKSNUI

u/BopnSlop · 2 pointsr/fordfusion

This is very common on lots of newer fords. When they swell the only socket that works is a 19.5mm. I recommend replacing them asap just so you don’t get stuck someone if you happen to get a flat tire. I replaced my lug nuts at 8k miles to get black ones for my black wheels so I personally have not had an issue but I have seen it multiple times at the shop I work at.

I used mcgard lug nuts which are a one piece design and are made very well and you should not have to replace them again.

Here are chrome ones you can pick black as well.

u/gittenlucky · 2 pointsr/teslamotors

The low pressure is a problem with all cars, just more annoying on M3. I recommend getting something like this and popping it in the trunk for whenever you need to adjust pressure. Helteko Portable Air Compressor... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07789PTPG?ref=yo_pop_ma_swf

u/AreasonableAmerican · 2 pointsr/onewheel

I picked up one of these digital inflaters for accurate pressure in my wheel- it has a battery for on-the-go use and works quite well for $45:

Fineed Portable Air Compressor... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B019FIERRO?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

u/eighthourlunch · 2 pointsr/SaltLakeCity

You could order one of these for less than $40. I've loved not having to worry about finding one at a gas station anymore.

u/slowmman · 2 pointsr/FiestaST

>I deflated the tire down to 15psi

not sure what this was supposed to do, you need this tool to do the relearn procedure. I think I followed this procedure to get it into learn mode last time

u/opusknecht · 2 pointsr/4Runner

Really like mine. Used it a couple dozen times now. Only complaint is that the bag it comes in is too small.

Picked up a Smittybilt 2781 off Amazon warehouse new for $70. Couldn’t pass that up.

Smittybilt 2781 5.65 CFM Universal Air Compressor https://www.amazon.com/dp/B004K25GMG/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_IR3RDb24TDMY9

I did the hose connector mod for it so the hoses are universal now.

u/SomewhereElseInMy · 2 pointsr/financialindependence

meh - get one of these, put in your trunk:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07789PTPG/ref=psdc_155346011_t3_B002ZBWKAU

it has saved me more than once. Drive up into the mountains, get a nail, have a slow leak - just pump it up. You don't have to change the tire right away.

Every car I own will have one of these guys in the back. Along with a first aid kit, emergency roadside kit (lights/flares) and other stuff.

u/UrbanEngineer · 2 pointsr/350z

I use these sensors and they have worked for 2 years and still going. There is a reason it's required. Prevents turning a "damnit, time to pull over" into a "OHH------!"

u/LifeWithAdd · 2 pointsr/GoRVing

I have one of these wheel boots on my cargo trailer, it works great.

u/droid6 · 2 pointsr/Ford

Yea, shouldn't be hard, I've been in tires for 11 years. Just find a good tire shop they should fix for you.

Motorcraft TPMS19 Remote Tire Pressure Sensor https://www.amazon.com/dp/B001FKSNUI/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_ivTxyb6AKKWMZ

u/ferrarik1 · 2 pointsr/fordranger

Goodyear Wrangler Radial Tire - 235/75R15 105S https://www.amazon.com/dp/B004QL66XO/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_1TAQzb11165HQ

Tires ^

Pro Comp Steel Wheels Series 51 Wheel with Gloss Black Finish (15x8"/5x4.5") https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00DJ64ZOO/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_PUAQzbCEXF0XZ

Wheels^

Rides great and gives the truck a mini lift from the stock wheels

u/Cigar_smoke · 2 pointsr/BmwTech

Just food for thought, instead of having a can of fire seal (I think it wrecks the tire) did you think of putting in safety seal tire plug kit and a compressor ? I put it in my other vehicles trunk since the spare is not inflated so I would need to inflate it then once repaired get it back in. I use that car for road trips and it’s saved me already. Doesn’t take up much space at all.

u/must_ache · 2 pointsr/overlanding

For big low pressure(under 35psi) tires the Smittybilt 2781 is the best performance to value. Doesn't have the duty cycle to handle high pressures in big tires, but it's fast and can do low pressure fine. Needs beyond that you get into slower but higher duty cycle Viair and ARB compressors mainly. $200-350 though. Then you go to multi pump ARB or Viair for $500-600. Then Oasis for 12v and York belt driven, for $1000-1800.

u/NoMoreNicksLeft · 2 pointsr/AskReddit

This costs $38

Consider it an investment. Boot the thing, park elsewhere, make the call.

u/Corm · 2 pointsr/oculus

I mean, it's still pressing on your face somewhat. I wear mine as loose and optimally as possible and have experimented with every configuration and even added weights to the back (don't add weights, it's dumb).

I wish it didn't touch my face at all. Maybe Gen 2

u/rudman · 2 pointsr/cars

If your winter tires have TPMS sensors the car needs to be trained to detect them. If your winter tires do not have TPMS sensors, then you'll just have to ignore the dash light until you put your other tires back on.

I have a separate set of winter tires complete with TPMS sensors and I have to retrain my car each time I switch sets. Check your manual, it may have a manual TPMS retraining procedure or you either will have to go to a tire shop or pick up one of these: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00AERMVYC

u/GT_57 · 2 pointsr/BuyItForLife

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004K25GMG/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 I don't know about you but if I am airing up tires I don't want it to take very long, Especially if I am on the side of the road for whatever reason. Those little 12V cigarette lighter inflators are toys.

u/Gus3927 · 2 pointsr/GrandCherokee

I put these on my 2017 WK2 Trailhawk and they look great. If yours are conical shaped they should fit.

u/Glyph8 · 2 pointsr/onewheel

The Ryobi is a very useful multipurpose tool, and I have one, to inflate car tires and balloons for kids' birthday parties and air mattresses and rafts and inflatable pools and soccer balls.

If you JUST want something for your OW, I suggest something smaller, that you can throw in your backpack if you want. I have this:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B019FIERRO/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

There are similar, and similarly-priced models on Amazon that have even better reviews than that one (though I've had no problems at all with mine).

u/jggimi · 2 pointsr/motorcycles

They are little hand held ones that don't require your generator. :)

u/lazypanda55 · 2 pointsr/WRX

They look even better in person! I got a set of black McGard spline drive lugs along with wheel locks. Debated a while on Gorillas and Mutekis, but durability wise, McGard seemed to hold up better compared to the other brands.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0006HOVNE/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Should probably mention that I only researched brands with locking lug nuts, just to help me sleep better at night.

u/wolfox360 · 1 pointr/OculusQuest

https://www.amazon.com/VTR-Adhesive-Backed-Wheel-Weights/dp/B00ZMD8SDG

I don't know Imperia stuff, I use metric and Grams.
They should come with sticker to stick them around.

u/bpodskalny · 1 pointr/MechanicAdvice

Yea, there are tools. You dealer has an official one, and better aftermarket shops will have something more like this: Autel TS401 MaxiTPMS TPMS Activation Tool https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00AERMVYC/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_zrK7xbVZHE1Q1

Good luck getting either to use it for free tho!

u/Antraxcobra500 · 1 pointr/ft86

They might work, it depends on the wheels you got. When I got new wheels for my car, the stock lug nuts were too wide.
So i got these instead, and they look really good.

https://www.amazon.com/McGard-65554BK-Chrome-SplineDrive-Installation/dp/B0006HOVNE/ref=sr_1_1?s=automotive&ie=UTF8&qid=1473989617&sr=1-1&keywords=McGard+65554BK+Chrome%2FBlack+SplineDrive+Wheel+Installation+Kit+%28M12+x+1.25+Thread+Size%29+-+For+5+Lug+Wheels

Valve stem should work just fine.

u/lyone2 · 1 pointr/Columbus

I bought one of these last October to keep in the car for just such occasions. It’s been a lifesaver.

Helteko Portable Air Compressor Pump 150PSI 12V - Digital Tire Inflator - Auto Tire Pump with Emergency Led Lighting and Long Cable for Car - Bicycle - Motorcycle - Basketball and other https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07789PTPG/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_GhXoDbT1PDKC1

u/jankdc · 1 pointr/AutoDetailing

I have the 77p and I like it.

Viair (00077) 77P Portable Compressor Kit https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00CDW2MCM/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_42XmDb6GT0F2A

Also check out the EPAuto 12V DC Portable Air Compressor Pump, Digital Tire Inflator https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01L9WSTEG/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_o4XmDbQ5Y9QC6

Though I think that the Viairs will probably be more durable.

u/dotMJEG · 1 pointr/WRX

Be mindful that it can take anywhere from 1-10 miles to reset the computer to the point that it either recognizes the TPMS sensor and shuts off the light, OR, in that it will only recognize there is a problem well after they have been installed/ synced and it will only then turn the light on.

They have a little hand held machine (like an old giant gameboy) that they kneel down next to the wheels and hold by the TMPS sensor (valve stem) to "sync" everything. IDK that you have to push them as far as describing the sensor-sync tool. It'll be like this.

u/KingTrip · 1 pointr/fordranger

Huge fan of these. Pretty cheap, and they look sick. They also push your tires out a little bit. these

u/TJPII · 1 pointr/fordfusion

I used these based on recommendations from this sub:


Mcgard 64012

u/Sylanthra · 1 pointr/funny

here you go

Now you can pay back all those assholes who wanted you to pay for parking.

u/JesusSquid · 1 pointr/Justrolledintotheshop

I have a 12v pump and 35s on my jeep took under 5-10 minutes dead flat. It clipped directly to battery. Heard the 12v outlet pumps were trash though.

Fuckers honestly often used from balls to the golf cart to grandfathers tractors. It is the most useful car accessory I've bought beside a high quality snatch rope and recovery equipment.

If your interested... 35's to 35-40 psi was minutes. Didn't stop watch it but was impressively fast.

u/146throw · 1 pointr/mazda3

Any dangers of going used vs new? About a $10 difference but i just dont want something going wrong again.

This used one or this re manufactured one must be what youre talking about.

>Doesn't require any special steps vs what I've been hearing about some aftermarket units.

Ive seen that theres some programming that needs to be done using a special tool but ive also seen that this isnt necessary and the car will "pick it up" on its own after a few minutes so idk

u/scorpionMaster · 1 pointr/Toyota

Ok they have separate pressure sensors. Reprogram the car to be paired to the sensors in the winter wheels. You'll need a Tire Pressure Monitoring System Programmer. Like this.

Autel MaxiTPMS TS401 TPMS Tool TPMS Relearn Tool for TPMS Sensor Relearn Autel MX-sensor Program https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00AERMVYC/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_jX2XDbJPJ7Z7M

u/NeedMoreGrits · 1 pointr/TeslaModel3

I find this air pump is easy to use. It's bigger than a book but doesn't take up much space in the subtrunk. Once you plug the tire then you'll need something to air it up. I set the desired pressure and the pump shuts off when the tire hits that pressure. And for maintenance, it's more convenient than feeding quarters into a air machine at a gas station and having to use the tire guage to get to the desired pressure.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00WOT3YM6/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_T-tQCbMF66XH3

u/mandalore84 · 1 pointr/Acadiana

We should pool our pocket change and buy a few of these for the worst offenders.

u/Anthaneezy · 1 pointr/auto

I have the Slime COMP06 Pro Power Heavy-Duty 12-Volt Tire Inflator. Super quiet and really fast. My dad has one that works, but literally takes 10+ minutes to get a tire from 15 to 35 PSI. This one is probably the same as the Vlair one you linked. Dimensionally and the bar is the same.

As far as reliability, these have very great reviews on Amazon. Mine came in a canvas-like sack with a bunch of connectors. Definitely doesn't feel like a throw-away piece of hardware. Though take this with a grain of salt because I've only used mine twice. But I do recommend this one.

Just make sure your lighter outlet has a 15 Amp fuse. If you keep blowing fuses, you might need to wire up directly to the battery.

u/chronarion · 1 pointr/daydream

It sounds super weird, but for some specific head shapes these work very well affixed to the rear of the device, as close to the center as possible.

https://www.amazon.com/VTR-Adhesive-Backed-Wheel-Weights/dp/B00ZMD8SDG/ref=sr_1_4?s=automotive&ie=UTF8&qid=1526536458&sr=1-4&keywords=tire+weights

u/snogle · 1 pointr/Charger

I have these for my car, the matte black looks amazing with the matte black wheels.

https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B00JNL64KM/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1


Gorilla makes a good product as well but I don't think they make red.

u/finadandil · 1 pointr/subaruimpreza

Did you get the ID numbers for the TPMS sensors? I bought a scanner for reading the numbers (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00AERMVYC/), as well as the tool for uploading the numbers into the Subaru (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B008SCWXN4/), but I've not been able to read the sensor ID numbers from the new sensors. The upshot is my TPMS monitoring light is on all Winter. The sensors TireRack gave me are just listed as "433MHZ TIRE PRESSURE SENSOR" and they weren't able to give me the ID numbers...

u/aeroplane1979 · 1 pointr/infiniti

I had 4 of these from Amazon put on my '06 when I had the tires changed last fall. Discount tire even programmed them for me.

u/macbooklover91 · 0 pointsr/VEDC
u/judgemebymyusername · 0 pointsr/BuyItForLife

This is what I use http://www.amazon.com/Slime-COMP06-Power-Heavy-Duty-Inflator/dp/B000M8R0QM/ref=sr_1_1?s=automotive&ie=UTF8&qid=1323909885&sr=1-1

Works great, has already made it past 2 years old and I use it all the time between my gf's car, my car, and random strangers. Only recommendation is don't use the cigarette lighter plug, directly connect it to your battery instead.

u/w2tpmf · -3 pointsr/phoenix

Buy yourself a wheel boot off amazon. When someone parks in your spot, put the boot on there. Then you can go into the office when they open and have them call the tow company.