Another TPMS question
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I just bought a set of OEM wheels with tpms installed....from what i hear its gonna cost me 100 dollars from the dealer to get these "reprogrammed" to my car? is it worth it to take the tires off my old wheels and the new ones and swap the sensors? thanks in advance
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$100 is definitely kind of steep, it should be around 30-40 to get that done.
There are also some tire shops capable of doing this for you. If you can find a tire shop that has some of the more sophisticated TPM tools (either an OTC Genisis or Bartec Wheelrite tech 400) you'll be set.
There are also some tire shops capable of doing this for you. If you can find a tire shop that has some of the more sophisticated TPM tools (either an OTC Genisis or Bartec Wheelrite tech 400) you'll be set.
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...and yes, the cost of swapping out the ones from your old wheels will far exceed the cost of having the ECU learn to recognize new sensors .
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