Why are OEM TPMS Sensors so Expensive?
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The batteries in my TPMS sensors are beginning to fail. First it was the rears and now I'm getting the fronts too. I reset the warnings but that only lasts a short time. I called Suncoast and my dealer and both want a small fortune for OEM's. I called Tire Rack and they sell the same OEMs for $89.00/unit which is about 1/2 price. It pays to shop around-
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The batteries in my TPMS sensors are beginning to fail. First it was the rears and now I'm getting the fronts too. I reset the warnings but that only lasts a short time. I called Suncoast and my dealer and both want a small fortune for OEM's. I called Tire Rack and they sell the same OEMs for $89.00/unit which is about 1/2 price. It pays to shop around-
Went with Titans when I changed and so far, so good...I think I got the whole set for about $185 for all four units. They learned quickly and have had no issues....
DC
Last edited by therock88; 10-08-2015 at 12:03 AM.
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I've got cheapies from OE Wheels that have been running well for over a year. They're a PSI or 2 out but the real value is of rapid deflation, not accurate pressure readings.
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I did get the slightly more expensive ones, as they had 2 year warranties. Every post I have read regarding issues was for the cheapest ones with 1 year warranty.
Last edited by nzskater; 10-08-2015 at 09:07 PM.