Universal O2 Sensor and tire question

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Check with the dealer on the O2 sensor, get a part number, and see if you can order one online. Universal O2s are the same as the jack of all trades. A universal is set to work on multiple vehicles, so its operational parameters are looser and it is not as efficient as one made for the vehicle. Mileage and performance won't be as good as it could be. Not to mention, I usually find myself replacing Bosch O2s after about a year when the sensor goes lazy. After a couple of these replacements, I stopped buying them. Go with a factory replacement, and it'll last several years and net the best mileage.