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    i guess lol i cant tell them apart



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    what would i need to get these on my car 2015 mirage

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    A jack and tire iron. 21mm
    Mirage videos:

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    They should fit fine. The tire looks big though - that's 13-inchers for ya.

    Don't forget lug nuts.

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    well the center bore is bigger isnt that a problem?? i just want to be done with this

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    If it's from a Nissan, it'll fit but there will be a gap at the center bore. For a quick & dirty job, you can get away without a centering ring to fill that gap - be sure to cross-tighten your lug nuts appropriately.

    If the rims are from a Honda (doubt it...,) the center bore will be a perfect fit. Well, *should* be.

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    Try 'em on and tell us how it goes. Pictures!

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    next question can our tpms be moved to these?

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    Quote Originally Posted by shadowtuy View Post
    next question can our tpms be moved to these?
    You'll have to let us know.

    OR

    You could do what Johnny Mullet did:

    TPMS Valve Stem Part#

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    Quote Originally Posted by shadowtuy View Post
    can our tpms be moved to these?
    I don't see why not. Use the valve stems that Eggman mentioned above (any decent tire shop will stock them) and have your tire shop swap them over. Are these permanent or winter wheels? In other words...will you be swapping your TPMS sensors back into another set of wheels in the spring?


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