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Click "FORUM" in the header, and scroll down to "Marketplace",. There is a section that has wheels, and tires for sale. You may be able to find some there. Good luck. It seems everything I might want is on the other side of the country. 
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I found one on ebay. I wanted to make my spare a road wheel.
Here is a set of 4 with free shipping.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/2019-2021-...521119&hash=item2af970eaa3:g:K2cAAOSwmRVfiKj2
Here is a set of 4 with free shipping.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/2019-2021-...521119&hash=item2af970eaa3:g:K2cAAOSwmRVfiKj2
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Cool, Glad that worked out for you. If you need TPMS sensors the Motorcraft TPMS42 is what you need. Available on Amazon.
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Yes, you can re-use the TPMS sensors, although a lot of tire shops will want to install with a "TPMS rebuild kit" which replaces the valve, cap, and valve stem. The rebuild kits are inexpensive (less than $5).
The TPMS system will re-calibrate itself after a short drive, so no re-programming involved if you use your original sensors or a new set of TPMS-42 sensors.
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