Rims
#1
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I got some rims priced out at a couple of different companies. Got them to look at 10 different rims that would fit my monte. The best ones that i found, that i like and they say would fit were the boss 318.
![](http://www.americaneaglewheel.com/images/categories/Boss_318_BlackChrome.jpg)
Its black chrome. they come in 17 x 8. I was wondering if you guys know if these would infact fit on a 98 monte carlo. cause if so, i'll be getting these real soon then.
btw price is 195 a rim.
Ohh and I'll probably be looking at getting some yokohama avid h4s. I'll be switching to a 245/45r17 most likely.
![](http://www.americaneaglewheel.com/images/categories/Boss_318_BlackChrome.jpg)
Its black chrome. they come in 17 x 8. I was wondering if you guys know if these would infact fit on a 98 monte carlo. cause if so, i'll be getting these real soon then.
btw price is 195 a rim.
Ohh and I'll probably be looking at getting some yokohama avid h4s. I'll be switching to a 245/45r17 most likely.
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You have no tpm system in your car. What you have is abs, hubs with spped sensors. The computer monitors the rpm of each corner, and will tell you a tire is low of the rpm increases. Notice it doesnt tell you which one, nor individual pressures.
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Wayne is trying to get the point across that only the 06 & 07 Montes have the individual tire pressure sensors. 2005 and earlier use the ABS system to determine if a tire is low. Farfig has a 1998.
Nice rim btw. Should look nice on your Monte.
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Nice rim btw. Should look nice on your Monte.
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Yeah i got a 98, which means no tire monitoring at all. Well, except manual. Haha.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...-with-rims.gif
I did a quick photoshop of it. the picture was taken at shushwap lake in the bc interior.
the rims don't look dark enough to me, but its not bad.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...-with-rims.gif
I did a quick photoshop of it. the picture was taken at shushwap lake in the bc interior.
the rims don't look dark enough to me, but its not bad.