CHRIS COVE

I currently have OEM EMT tires and need new rear tires now. I am thinking about going toward Michelin Pilot Sport PS2's. If I change to a none EMT tire how does this effect the tire psi sensors? Do the sensors still work or are they out of the equation and I need to reset my display everytime I start my car.

Any advise is appreciated. Thanks

Y2Kvert4me

Sensors work just fine with non-runflats.

Get the PS2's, and enjoy!

stanger383

Sensors work just fine with non-runflats.

Get the PS2's, and enjoy!

CHRIS COVE

Thanks for the replies!!!!

Does fix a flat somehow effect the sensors?

wamara

Most all "fix a flat" goop will ruin the sensor; use it only in emergency/as an absolute last resort. Better to carry a plug kit if you're running non EMTs.

Bills03Coupe

Go to www.tirerack.com and check out the Conti comfort Kit. It's a compressor with a latex sealant that does not harm the sensors!

pittguy79

Has anyone tried the latex sealant referenced above. Did the TPS' still work after use?

W.A.M.

I recently went with non-runflats and I bought the Tire Rack comfort kit.

It appears to be good quality and very compact. Its not suppose to mess up the TPS but I don't know that for a fact but maybe I will never need to know. You can use the compressor without the sealer if you choose.

I carry a plug kit also which I would use first if that would fail I would use the comfort kit sealer.

At the very worst I will be able to get the car home and replace or rebuild the TPS when I get time.

Glad I went with the non-runflats.