I am looking for anyone who is selling, knows someone who is selling, or has any idea about getting ONE 19" rear wheel for my 2004 Crossfire.

I bent mine all to hell but dont want to buy a new set! Especially from Chrysler cause they are expensive.

Please help me, I miss driving my Crossfire! It looks like a tri-cycle right now sitting on the jack.

Marty

 

I saw one set of wheels and tires on ebay starting at $400+

 

I may have one that is in decent shape from my wreck I'll let you know in a day or so. Email me if you are interest jlw42@utah.edu

 

I have a spare 19" wheel. It has a some curb rash, but other than that is in perfect condition. The TPM sensor is also attached.

If you are interested, let me know.

 

How much for the wheel? :lol:

Cheap?

Marty

 

Assuming you are within the lower 48 states, $250.00 and I will pay the shipping charges.

Less than half of a new wheel and TPM sensor.

Jim

 

Let me get back to you...need to talk to my husband! We just sent mine off to Houston to have looked at. They say that they can fix it... but I am still just a little leery on if it will hold up to my Nascar driving style.

Thanks, I will let you know soon

Marty

 

Marty:

If you do not need the TPM sensor, make it $200.00.

I hate to hear of a Crossfire up on jacks.....

:-)

 

Marty, you don't do Robby Gordons with it I hope. :lol:

 

the sensors are not interchangeable.

i switched rims from one crossfire to another and the low tire pressure light on the dash would not turn off (in either car) until the rims were switched back. the TPM sensor in the rim must be programmed to coincide/mate to the main unit in the car.

 

This has been discussed at length - if you change wheels and/or sensors, the dealer has to re-program the TPM to match the sensors - it takes about 5 minutes.

 

Ok my wheel can be fixed from a place in Houston that deals with bent wheels...especially these. I know I need to replace my TPS, so will the dealership have one and how much do they run?


Marty

 

The TPM costs about $45.00

If you do a search, you will find the exact part number in other threads.

 

Is it ok to run my car until it comes in if I have to order it?

 

Why do you need a new sensor? Was it damaged when you hit the curb?

It is OK to run without the sensors since the UK cars and the base 05 models don't even have the sensors. You just won't be able to tell if you are having a flat and run the risk of ruining a tire if you do have a flat. Keep in mind that they would have to take the tire back off of the rim to install the sensor when it comes in.