4 Tacoma TPMS sensors for 16" steel wheels

EquinsuOcha · 04-01-2009, 10:12 PM

I got rid of my 16" steel wheels on my '07 PreRunner, but kept the TPMS sensors hoping they would fit my new wheels. They won't fit, so here's your chance to pick some up at a hell of a discount.

Retail price is $50 - $100 per sensor

I'm selling all 4 of mine for $150 shipped to your door (or mail box, or apartment office as the case may be.)

Reasonable offers considered, maybe trade for a GPS?

taco man31 · 04-02-2009, 09:24 PM

how exactly do these attach to the wheels and is there any wires?

EquinsuOcha · 04-03-2009, 06:25 AM

They go where the valve stems go. There's a metal threaded sleeve that holds it on. And there are no wires.

Blackened Taco · 04-03-2009, 06:58 AM

The tire pressure sensors have a radio frequency that sends the signal to the computer, the sensors have to be dealer installed in order to register the sensors to the vehicle. The sensors themselves retail for about 110.00 each, plus you have to break down the tires to install them. Aftermarket shops break these things all of the time. Also when goin to install teh sensors you will probably need a fit kit which is essentially new o-rings to seal the valve stem, the kit is pretty cheap, 4 or 5 bucks.

EquinsuOcha · 04-03-2009, 07:00 AM

Thanks for the added info, Blackened!

Blackened Taco · 04-03-2009, 07:34 AM

One other side note, these will NOT work on Tacomas, you have to have this type of system for tehm to work. If your vehicle did not come equipped with type of sensor you cannot use it.

EquinsuOcha · 04-03-2009, 07:40 AM

These came off of my Tacoma. Toyota just didn't offer TPMS on the Tacoma before the 2006 model year.

taco man31 · 04-03-2009, 07:43 AM

oh i see. thanks. I was just wondering cause i dont know a whole lot about the tpms. I was thinking of getting my stock rims black powder coated so i was going to have to take the tires and these off. Im kind of just wondering if ill be able to put the tpms sensores back in or if ill need to install new gaskets.

EquinsuOcha · 04-03-2009, 07:46 AM

Even if you need new gaskets, they're pretty cheap.

04-03-2009, 06:58 AM	#4
Blackened Taco Senior Member Joined: Nov 2008, #10771 Location: Virginia Gender: Male Posts: 412 2005 AC 4WD TRD Sport Tacoma Speedway Blue 2005 Access Cab Manual 4.0 litre V6 3 inch suspension lift, 16 inch TRD FJ Cruiser black alloys, 285/75/16 Swamper Trxus M/T, Line-Xed Toyota skid plate, TRD exhaust, TRD cold air intake, Full tint to match factory tint, In channel wind deflectors, Custom wired hidden XM, Black rubber shorty antenna, Black background headlights, Sockmonkey TRD decals, Kenwood 5120 HU with navigation, Boston Acoustic SL60 front compnonent speakers, SL65 rear speakers, Grillcraft lower mesh grille, Black badging	The tire pressure sensors have a radio frequency that sends the signal to the computer, the sensors have to be dealer installed in order to register the sensors to the vehicle. The sensors themselves retail for about 110.00 each, plus you have to break down the tires to install them. Aftermarket shops break these things all of the time. Also when goin to install teh sensors you will probably need a fit kit which is essentially new o-rings to seal the valve stem, the kit is pretty cheap, 4 or 5 bucks. __________________ 2005 Tacoma AC TRD ATV http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/bui...cos-build.html

04-03-2009, 07:34 AM	#6
Blackened Taco Senior Member Joined: Nov 2008, #10771 Location: Virginia Gender: Male Posts: 412 2005 AC 4WD TRD Sport Tacoma Speedway Blue 2005 Access Cab Manual 4.0 litre V6 3 inch suspension lift, 16 inch TRD FJ Cruiser black alloys, 285/75/16 Swamper Trxus M/T, Line-Xed Toyota skid plate, TRD exhaust, TRD cold air intake, Full tint to match factory tint, In channel wind deflectors, Custom wired hidden XM, Black rubber shorty antenna, Black background headlights, Sockmonkey TRD decals, Kenwood 5120 HU with navigation, Boston Acoustic SL60 front compnonent speakers, SL65 rear speakers, Grillcraft lower mesh grille, Black badging	One other side note, these will NOT work on Tacomas, you have to have this type of system for tehm to work. If your vehicle did not come equipped with type of sensor you cannot use it. __________________ 2005 Tacoma AC TRD ATV http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/bui...cos-build.html

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taco man31 Senior Member Joined: Nov 2008, #10575 Location: catskill, ny Gender: Male Posts: 114 2009 tacoma DC LB 2009 Double Cab Automatic	how exactly do these attach to the wheels and is there any wires?

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taco man31 Senior Member Joined: Nov 2008, #10575 Location: catskill, ny Gender: Male Posts: 114 2009 tacoma DC LB 2009 Double Cab Automatic	oh i see. thanks. I was just wondering cause i dont know a whole lot about the tpms. I was thinking of getting my stock rims black powder coated so i was going to have to take the tires and these off. Im kind of just wondering if ill be able to put the tpms sensores back in or if ill need to install new gaskets.