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68375992AA - : Tire Pressure Sensor for Mopar Image

Tire Pressure Sensor

Mopar 68375992AA
Trailer Tire Pressure Monitoring.
Backordered
68406527AA - : Tire Pressure Sensor for Mopar Image

Tire Pressure Sensor

Mopar 68406527AA
Valve stem. Up to vin 4r499999.
$68.09
MSRP $103.00
Save $34.91
33.9% Off
68601415AA - : Tire Pressure Sensor for Mopar Image

Tire Pressure Sensor

Mopar 68601415AA
Also See Group 22 Illustration 605. Trailer Sensor.
$114.23
MSRP $171.00
Save $56.77
33.2% Off
68406535AA - : Tire Pressure Sensor for Mopar Image

Tire Pressure Sensor

Mopar 68406535AA
See Group 008 Electrical.
$70.64
MSRP $107.00
Save $36.36
34% Off
68241067AB - : Tire Pressure Sensor for Mopar Image

Tire Pressure Sensor

Mopar 68241067AB
Black rubber, includes valve stem and cap. Snap-In sensor, black stem.
Not For Sale
68249200AA - : Tire Pressure Sensor for Mopar Image

Tire Pressure Sensor

Mopar 68249200AA
Rear Inner Wheels. Rear, Inner Dually.
$51.01
MSRP $74.50
Save $23.49
31.5% Off
68575243AB - : Tire Pressure Sensor for Mopar Image

Tire Pressure Sensor

Mopar 68575243AB
TIRE PRESSURE
$26.46
MSRP $36.55
Save $10.09
27.6% Off
68377546AF - : Tire Pressure Sensor for Mopar Image

Tire Pressure Sensor

Mopar 68377546AF
TIRE PRESSURE
$57.25
MSRP $83.35
Save $26.10
31.3% Off
68709509AA - : Tire Pressure Sensor for Mopar Image

Tire Pressure Sensor

Mopar 68709509AA
TIRE PRESSURE
$27.90
MSRP $38.55
Save $10.65
27.6% Off
56029479AB - : Tire Pressure Sensor for Mopar Image

Tire Pressure Sensor

Mopar 56029479AB
Snap-In, Black Stem. Black rubber valve.
Backordered

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Keep Your Chrysler Moving with Genuine Wheels

Wheels are the foundation for safe and smooth driving on any Chrysler vehicle. Models such as the Chrysler 200 and Chrysler Pacifica rely on durable wheels to handle daily road conditions and maintain proper alignment. At Ventura CJDR Parts, we provide genuine Chrysler wheels that outperform lower-priced aftermarket options. Proper wheels ensure even tire wear, prevent vibrations, and support overall vehicle stability.

Understanding What Wheels Do

Wheels provide the interface between tires and the vehicle, transferring power and supporting weight. They work alongside related parts like wheel lugs to keep tires securely attached. Genuine Chrysler wheels fit precisely, ensuring smooth rotation and reducing stress on the suspension system. A properly maintained wheel keeps handling predictable and safe.

Why Wheels Break Down

Wheels can crack, bend, or corrode over time from potholes, curbs, or exposure to road salt. Low-quality aftermarket wheels may warp or fail more quickly, compromising performance and safety. Genuine Chrysler wheels resist corrosion and maintain structural integrity under stress. Regular inspections can reveal damage early and prevent accidents.

When to Replace Wheels

Replace wheels if they show visible cracks, bends, or severe corrosion. Excessive vibration or uneven tire wear can also indicate wheel issues. At Ventura CJDR Parts, we help select the right Chrysler wheel for your vehicle to ensure proper fit and long-lasting performance. Using genuine parts guarantees a reliable ride and safer driving every day.

FAQ: Wheels

Q: How often should wheels be inspected?
A: Inspect wheels during tire rotations or after hitting significant road hazards.

Q: Can a bent wheel be repaired?
A: Minor bends may be repaired, but cracks or severe damage require replacement.

Q: Why choose genuine Chrysler wheels?
A: Genuine wheels ensure proper fit, durability, and corrosion resistance compared to aftermarket alternatives.

Q: What are signs a wheel needs replacement?
A: Look for cracks, bends, uneven tire wear, or vibrations during driving.