TPMS sensor questions

TPMS sensor questions

I used these in my 2 years ago when I bought tires. No extra charge to install them at that time. Mine were still working but I knew they would die before I wore out another set of tires.

TPMS sensors don't replace an air gauge, especially on older vehicles that don't give you a PSI readout and only alert the driver when tire pressure is low. What they do is alert the driver of a sudden tire deflation while you're driving. Twice I've had the warning light come on while running 70+ on an interstate. Both times I ran over debris that punched a large hole in tires. I had just enough time to get stopped before the tire was completely flat. The alternative was a tire coming apart at 70 mph.

I'll keep working sensors in my vehicles. It just ain't that hard nor expensive. Less than $100 every 7-10 years.

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