TPMS Sensor replacement with a Bead Buster

Replacing the TPMS sensors

[@stevenallen6245]

Those shops charge too much for this simple job that's why I did mines myself also good work man 👍🏾👍🏾

[@CHIBA280CRV]

Nice job , especially with the wood chucks 👍👍👍👍👍

[@josemelara7101]

That locked so easy, the way he put the bead breaker between the bead and the rim, in real life it's hard to stick it in.

[@jimhogan5875]

May need to let the Windex or soapy water soak in a while. I washed the tires before I started so the bead was still a little wet.

[@northpoint1039]

Hey Jim, Wondering how your bead breaker is holding up? I see on amazon that some complain that the bolts strip out. I have no idea what they are doing wrong or if its just poor quality? I have to do the TPMS sensors on my buick (17" alum rims) and thought I would ask your opinion. Love your video and good idea on the notched wood.

[@jimhogan5875]

No issues with mine. Used it several times.

[@northpoint1039]

@@jimhogan5875 Thank you Jim. I ordered mine up last night. I have three TPMs to replace on my car and hopefully this goes well. It should be in tomorrow.

[@nathanield.4527]

Hi Jim! those wood chucks are an excellent idea. How far from the edge of the wood is the notch and how wide is the notch?

[@jimhogan5875]

About 5 in and .75 deep. Probably will vary based on your rims.

[@nathanield.4527]

@@jimhogan5875Thank you Jim!

[@ericastanton2010]

is there anything special to inflate tire. can i just go to any gas station and fill up with air to reseal the bead?

[@jimhogan5875]

Yup just be sure the rim bead is clean

[@cosmicallyderived]

11:44 now we’ll just let the air pressure reseat the bead for us. Get it up to 35lb.
What size air compressor are you using to get that bead to reseat?

[@jimhogan5875]

I have a Husky

[@jimhogan5875]

10 gallon 135 psi