Tire Pressure Monitoring Systems (TPMS) became mandatory in 2007 and warn a driver when one of their tires is significantly underinflated. The most common method is via a wireless transmitter that's installed to the vehicle's wheel. An in-vehicle receiver warns the driver if the pressure in any tire falls below a predetermined level.
If you're purchasing new wheels, many times it can make sense to add new sensors to your order. Or if you are looking for replacements, we can assist with that as well
When purchasing a new tire pressure monitoring system, consider the following information:
- Sensors are battery powered with an average expected life of 7-10 years.
- For easy replacement, replace sensors when swapping out your old tires for a new set. The sensors will be exposed during the process.
- If you're re-using sensors from another set of wheels, you can usually move your existing sensors. This will require you to get a rebuild to replace some key components. These are inexpensive and also available at Tire Rack.
- In addition to the dash warning light, some vehicles will disable the ability to turn off traction control if the sensors malfunction or are absent. The ability to turn off traction control can be important in certain low traction situations. For example, being stuck in a snow bank.
- Driving on an underinflated tire can ruin a tire's sidewall and/or lead to tire failure.
Tire Rack carries a full line of Original Equipment and replacement sensors.You can locate sensors when you shop for wheels by vehicle.
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The sensor for the 2011 Aston Martin V8 Vantage Coupe is currently priced at $250 each plus shipping. Figure around $10 to ship inside the Continental US
We do have those sensors. They are currently $50 each plus about $10 shipping on 4 of them
We have the sensor for the DTS for $41 each plus shipping. Figure $10 or so inside the continental US for shipping.
We do have those. They are currently priced at $48 each. Shipping to the APO will be $15. Total for 4: $207
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Ralf
4Matic Benz? Please give price and shipping.
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Sensors for the Jeep Runicon are currently $35 each. That total is $175 for 5 plus about $10 to ship inside the continental US
I am sure we carry the sensors for the Mercedes. I would need the year to provide application specific information.
The Porsche sensors are currently $85 each plus about $10 to ship 4 of them inside the continental US.
Current price on the Camaro sensor is $49 each.
Hunter
Looks for TPMS for BMW X5 and 2009 328i, with shipping to 19036.
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The sensors on the 3 series are $48 each plus about $10 to ship. I will need the X5 year to get that price for you.
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The Tundra sensor is $38 each plus about $10 to ship inside the Continental US.
Our website is tirerack.com It is usually easier to call in at 800 428 8355 ext 4744 and order the sensors directly over the phone.
Current sensor price is $53 each plus abuot $10 to ship inside the continental USA.
I am showing 35 psi for the M3.
We do have the sensors for the Lexus, they are $66 each plus shipping.
The Cayenne sensors are $70 each plus shipping.
Please give me a call at 800 428 8355 ext 4744 to go over price and shipping to Canada.
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Those are $53 per wheel plus shipping.
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The sensors for that vehicle are $38 each plus shipping.
Wesure do have those. They are $91 each plus shipping. Shipping usually runs about $10 for a set of four, inside the continental US.
If you have metal valve stems, the sensors for the Mini are $48 each. Figure about$10 shipping inside the continental US. If you have rubber valve stems, then you do not have sensors on the wheels.
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Tim Scanlan
We get $69 each plus about $10 to ship 4 inside the Continental US. It is easier to call in to order the sensors.
We get $91 each plus about $10 to ship 4 inside the Continental US
Unfortuinately Hella stopped producing that item. There are no spare sensors available anymore.