edge10

Don't have pics yet but the hole front end and drivers side front fender and wheel is damaged from an accident. :-( I bet the body shop is going to have a hard time getting the new wheel on because they don't know it has to be machined.

Hi edge10. :D No, at this point in time, the TPMS system cannot be disabled/deactivated.

 

Essentially, you have several choices.

1 - Install sensors on the new wheels.

2 - Cover the light with a piece of tape.

3 - Learn to live with it.

 

Whatever you decide to do, good luck. :beerchug:

Thanks

I'll try the tape for now.

Now with new wheels my tire pressure sensor light is on.

Is there a way to disactivate the light from the dash?

Or should I just put the sensors on the new wheels? (is this posible?) What have you guys with after market wheels done in this situation.

Thanks

Anybody else have these wheels on a lowered edge? i'd like to see them.

Those are 19" flex limited wheels.

In the picture it looks taller with the new wheels because I had just dropped it off the jack but once I drove it the suspension setteled down and looks much better now.

The wheels are silver not chrome. Same color as the stock 17 it came with.

20" 2009 flex wheels with the centers machined to fit the edge hubs.

Paid $675 for the wheels and tires on craigslist los angeles and $25 per wheel to have them machined.

I may have to get a smaller tire cause it looks like the tires are 1/2" taller, I don't know if that will cause any problem?

Enjoy!!

I'm new to this forum and I can't wait to get my EDGE! I'm jealouse cause my mom just got hers.

After seeing yours scoopo I really need to rob a bank so that I can go staight to the ford dealer. hehe!

Congrats on a nice looking edge you have.