To switch your TPMS, you will need the TPMS sensors from your factory wheels and the new wheels. You will also need a TPMS tool to program them.
Once you have removed the factory TPMS sensors from your wheels, you will need to install them on the aftermarket wheels. To do this, you will need to use a drill to make a hole in the rim of the wheel, and then use a screwdriver to insert the TPMS sensor. Once the sensor is installed, you will need to program it using the TPMS tool.
However, switching TPMS sensors from factory to aftermarket wheels may not be possible in some cases. This is due to the fact that some Chrysler 300 models come with a tire pressure monitoring system that uses the vehicle's body control module (BCM) to monitor tire pressure. These systems cannot be used with aftermarket wheels, so if your vehicle has this type of system, you will not be able to switch the TPMS sensors.
