How Much do Flow Through Tire Sensors for TireMinder TPMS Weigh and Will Tires Need Balancing

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How much do the flow through sensors weigh? Will the tires need to be re-balanced after adding these sensors?

asked by: Roy W

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The weight of the Flow Through Tire Sensors for TireMinder TPMS # TM66FR is 0.7oz each including the CR1632 battery. According to TireMinder, these should not throw off the balance of your tire. That being said, you could always have them checked at a local tire shop for peace of mind once the sensors are installed.

expert reply by: Robin H

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