TPMS and 6GR wheels

[Paul@PKAUTODESIGN]

I searched for the part on the ford parts website and it says the part number is TPMS-39. Is there anything else I need for each wheel?

Thanks

Part nimber starts with fr3z-

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[Tomster]

Part nimber starts with fr3z-

As a follow up..... the TPMS-39 is a kit for the Shelby that has all the parts. So if this helps anyone, TPMS-39 would be the kit for each wheel. It is listed as Shelby specific at 315 mhz I believe complete with chrome stems and caps.

 

[Bender]

I got my 4 from Autonation Ford White Bear Lake MN for aorund 80 shipped. Finally showed up today so I can get my 6GR wheels on Monday. Shouldn't need a programmer

 

[Tomster]

I got my 4 from Autonation Ford White Bear Lake MN for aorund 80 shipped. Finally showed up today so I can get my 6GR wheels on Monday. Shouldn't need a programmer

Thats where I got mine. We are in the same boat. My gloss black R spec 6gr wheels should arrive on the 3rd. Who is going to mount your tires? Which did you decide to go with?

 

[Bender]

Thats where I got mine. We are in the same boat. My gloss black R spec 6gr wheels should arrive on the 3rd. Who is going to mount your tires? Which did you decide to go with?

I am having a good buddy of mine who has a small shop do them. I went with Bridgestone Potenzas RE-11s 305/325s. I was going to go MPSS but the fronts have been on backorder and est. delivery was after the time when my car will be stored for the winter. The Potenzas were a little cheaper too so I went with them. Heard they're pretty good as well. Should have them mounted Monday afternoon and I'll get them on the car this week. Where I live we've had a few nights dip to the 28-34 degree area at night and my garage is unheated so time to take the PSC2s off and get them inside

 

[FPCV8YO]

I am having a good buddy of mine who has a small shop do them. I went with Bridgestone Potenzas RE-11s 305/325s. I was going to go MPSS but the fronts have been on backorder and est. delivery was after the time when my car will be stored for the winter. The Potenzas were a little cheaper too so I went with them. Heard they're pretty good as well. Should have them mounted Monday afternoon and I'll get them on the car this week. Where I live we've had a few nights dip to the 28-34 degree area at night and my garage is unheated so time to take the PSC2s off and get them inside

The RE-11s are on par with the MPSS from a performance standpoint and have the advantage of a better ride without tramlining.

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