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@Billly yes you will need new sensors. 29093’s

@TheRaven I think you were an anomaly as well as trying to swap TPMS closer to the shit show that was the changeover in 2021. Jeep dealers had no clue about the change only a part#. Continental didn't even know which one of their sensors was being used and thought FCA was using a Schrader...

It isn't a crap shoot at all. OP @22hvjeepgirl - depending on what you are doing with your old tires that should lead you to your decision. Yes you can move your current TPMS. As example above breaking down now 2 sets and moving them will net you a loss in cost compared to just buying a new...

Not to get completely off topic but since people are talking about it I will address it. It is weird to me how people outside of Kentucky think the confederate flag means you are racist, like slavery, hate blacks and the stereotypes go on. People wanting to remove that history and the...

Oops I didn’t. Jeptha Creed.

Checked off another distillery yesterday. Jeptha Creed. We love visiting, hearing the history and tasting of course. We drive by this one all the time and yesterday finally decided to pop in. No tours currently but you can sign up for a tasting. Cool story of a very young distillery (est...

1) you need part - 68339096AB Just because it says 433mhz and Jeep does not mean that all 433mhz sensors are the same protocol. 2) those are a no name Chinese product so good luck on the length they will last not to mention many Chinese sensors do not have to go through the true regulations a...

Not sure. I like the double oak. This was all the buzz hear locally so FOMO I got a bottle. I guess it only comes out once every couple of years and is limited. Can't validate that for sure. I had not seen it before in the stores that's for sure.

Got this yesterday. It was causing quite a stir here in KY. Long lines etc. Quite expensive at $60 for a 375

I was dying for a bottle. After a couple of years my guy finally got one for me at MSRP. Honestly I would have cried had I paid even $125 for it. It is good at MSRP. For me it isn't worth anything more. You aren't missing all that much IMO.

Lower the pressures 10 psi. Go drive around the block. Come back and fill up to door placard (37 psi) and then go drive again. They will relearn.

@mjaga nothing more to add here as @Rhinebeck01 nailed it. Feel free to PM if you have further questions. Here to help.

I was offered this, I declined. Too high alcohol content for me to enjoy for sure.

We are here in KY so many of us have tried it since it is new and in our parts. Not one person I chat with about bourbon has said any thing other than crap. Too each his own I guess.

If you guys are thinking about trying the new Castle and Key Bourbon, same your money. Great place to visit and tour, their bourbon is horrible. It needs more time I assume as this is really the first year for the new distillery to bottle and sell.

@Joe please don’t share bad info. Yes TPMS CAN BE PROGRAMMED, depends if they are direct fit or programmable. Yes a TPMS can work for multiple years. I simply told him he needs to make sure he has the proper TPMS for his year make and model And he could not just put ANY “generic” TPMS in his...

You need sensors that are programmed for your year make and model or of course you can buy OEM sensors.

You can have a shop swap them.

I will check tomorrow. My guy only charges MSRP so he will either have it or not. I'll get back.

Too high for me but then again pretty easy to get here at MSRP so to me it is worth MSRP.