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Old 09-24-2009, 03:31 PM
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rotating the wheels

I'm about to do this myself should I need to look for a tire sensor?, I heard these could brake if you don't know about them
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You won't bother the sensors any just removing and reinstalling the wheels.

The tire pressure sensors are inside the tire, and the brake sensors are on the pads, you shouldn't bother either one.
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you'll have to reset your tire alert on your on-board computer after the rotation .....the instructions on how to do this are in our manuals (very easy).
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