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Pete
The 20's that you had probably had tire pressure monitors in them. These wirelessly connect to your Nitro's computer, monitoring ... well ........tire pressure (captain obvious here).
ANyway, when you changed rims/tires, you would need to have these installed, if not you will continue to get the warning.
I had the same issue when I changed my rims. According to the dealer, it isn't a problem so long as you can put up with the warning. After a while, the audible warning goes away and the electronic display will just read "--" for each tire.
Hope this helps...
I went ahead and bought an extra set of TPMS for my new rims. That way I didnt have to pay to have the stock ones torn apart. I think the set cast me like 80-100 dollars? I found them here on the site Eastway Chrysler I think was the name. But be WARNED if you by an extra set when you go to have them installed there are some kinda locking nuts that didnt come with mine and the tire shop charged me 24 bucks for them so if you get an extra set see if you can get those locking nuts also.
mine recognized as soon as we backed it out of the garage
What are you talking about? It is a written rule. Just look at the qoute of your post.:gy: (edit)
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hay check this out i just put my 24"s on and i just had the ppl take the sensors outta my stock 20" and put them in my 24" and it works fine still lol it might cost an extra penny but hay its worth it 
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yeah, have the sensors swapped out from your old rims, did this on my
Charger, all 4 swapped and rebalanced for about $60.
Charger, all 4 swapped and rebalanced for about $60.
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