I have a 2010 Mini Cooper hardtop with factory 15 inch wheels but want to change them to an aftermarket wheel. Will there be a problem with the TPMS and what do to make it work?

Asked by Robklen Apr 09, 2015 at 11:34 AM about the 2010 MINI Cooper Base

Question type: Car Customization

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Rick answered 9 years ago

Hello, I had the original 15" wheels on my 2011 Cooper. I changed them to 17" Toyo Proxies a nice high performance tire. In order to change the TPMS, is real easy, it will recognize the difference which is really slight (to the system) the tire size is actually lower because the sidewalls are shorter.

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Rick answered 9 years ago

The wheels were Konig, Here is a picture of the car after all the mods that I did.

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