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旧 Dec 14th, 2012, 16:27     #3
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默认 TPMS

TPMS is not required by law in Canada. U.S. is the opposite. Not all cars come with TPMS in Canada.

My previous car came with TPMS. I had been running winter tires on Costco steel rims without TPMS sensors for years. No issue with that and personally I think TPMS is useless. If a tire leaks (flat tire) it just feels wrong driving the car. That is my own TPMS.
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