My new 2013 6MT came with aftermarket crappy wheels, but it had the oem wheels in the trunk/back seat. Just had the bald tires dismounted so I could clean/prep/paint them, and they just have the rubber snap-in valve stems.

Do our cars use the clamp-in style (there is a metal collar with seal on the outside of the wheel) or snap-in style (the sensor bolts to the bottom of the valve stem inside the wheel?

 

OEM TPMS have the sensor at the bottom of the valve stem.

 

thanks - that's the sleeve type (the metal sleeve is the part immediately below the valve cap that has a hex drive surface on it).


This is what I was referring to: (sleeve here is called the nut)
Clamp-in vs. Snap-in style TPMS Sensors

 

They are generic in a sense the ones at discount tire will work with your car. There isnt a Nissan made sensor, just a company Nissan uses for their use on build.

 

It's my understanding that there are five types. Discount Tire can tell you which you need.