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  • I am posting this review for my father who had a very bad experience at this dealership late in November when he purchased snow tires and wheels. So for context here - the vehicle upon which these snow tires and wheels were installed is a 2012 Rogue which came from the factory with TPMS sensors as a safety feature. I think it is a reasonable expectation that a Nissan Dealer would want to ensure that this system is 100% functional for the first decade of service. Not only does TPMS save fuel but under inflated tires cause serious road handling issues. I have been insisting that my dad have his car serviced at the Nissan dealer because they should only offer OEM parts or very high quality parts that fit according to the manufacturer's specifications. Stadium Nissan sold my dad a very cheap set of alloy wheels for the winter tires and they did not even suggest installing TPMS sensors. I did some research on the specifications of the wheels that my dad was sold. They are wider than the OEM wheel and the offset is different. Upon reading the owner's manual for my dad's car - it specifically says not to use replacement wheels that are of a different width and/or offset. The other annoying thing is that these wheels needed different lug nuts than the factory wheels since the taper profile is different. And rather than sending him out the door with lug nuts that can be removed with the factory tool they need an extra adapter since they are the spline style (much more popular with the tuner kid crowd than with seniors). Lastly, these cheap wheels are not stamped with JWL which is a quality rating that every OEM alloy wheel on a Japanese car would be rated for. In some US states it is illegal for tire shops to do work that effectively disables TPMS sensors. I know this is not the case in Alberta - but I randomly called around to some other dealerships and tire shops pretending to want aftermarket wheels without the sensor unit and they politely insisted that it was a bad idea.
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