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Are these the right TPMS sensors?

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Shoot. That’s high. Are you sure the old ones are not compatible?
 

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Shoot. That’s high. Are you sure the old ones are not compatible?
Not sure about old. Am 100 percent sure on Mopar: 68241067AB.
I know Discount Tire stores have a generic that works. Talk to your local Tire store about generic.. Tell them same one as JK will do if their data base does not show JL.
 
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They are using rubber valve stems for TPMS now? I thought they were metal.
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