how sticky?

larryn · 04-20-2008, 07:57 AM

You get the flat tire indicator immediately after driving away with no TPMS sensors in your wheels. Since I'm only using mine for events, I don't mind that, but you may want to think about mounting sensors in the wheels, or tricking the system, by route of the method described in the sticky in this subforum.

Btw, I ran RT 215's and then 615's for a few seasons, when they were freshly released. I was very impressed with them for their grip, especially at the prices. There always seems to be something slightly better each year though (and more expensive too).

mikeo · 04-20-2008, 08:13 AM

Yes, since these will be mounted for 6-7 months at a time I will definitely be putting TPMS in the wheels.

04-20-2008, 07:57 AM	#23
larryn Lieutenant General 2148 Rep 10,176 Posts Drives: '97 332ti, '21 X5 45e, '16 GT4 Join Date: May 2005 Location: Seattle iTrader: (2)	You get the flat tire indicator immediately after driving away with no TPMS sensors in your wheels. Since I'm only using mine for events, I don't mind that, but you may want to think about mounting sensors in the wheels, or tricking the system, by route of the method described in the sticky in this subforum. Btw, I ran RT 215's and then 615's for a few seasons, when they were freshly released. I was very impressed with them for their grip, especially at the prices. There always seems to be something slightly better each year though (and more expensive too).
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04-20-2008, 08:13 AM	#24
mikeo Santa Fe Concorso 103 Rep 2,984 Posts Drives: '11 M-sport 328i, '13 X1 28i Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Santa Fe, NM iTrader: (3)	Yes, since these will be mounted for 6-7 months at a time I will definitely be putting TPMS in the wheels.
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