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TPMS sensors on 2017

Discussion in '3rd Gen. Tacomas (2016-2023)' started by oilslick, Mar 31, 2017.

  1. Mar 31, 2017 at 11:45 AM
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    Has anyone installed aftermarket TPMS sensors on a 2017 (specifically) Tacoma? I've been searching but can only find ones for 2016's and earlier. Not sure if they are the same. ???
    I'm trying to install a set in a second set of summer wheels and tires.
    If you installed a set, what brand did you use and what was the approx.cost? Also, where did you get them from?
    Thanks!!!
     
  2. Mar 31, 2017 at 12:33 PM
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    I called and spoke to American tire yesterday they said they had the Schrader easy sensors for the 2016 and up Tacoma.
     
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    I didn't get the part number, but he said he had two in stock and can get the other two. Also the 2016 and up were different and a new part number. However he also told me that my sensors from my steel wheels would fit in my alloy wheels so who knows. Lol
     
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    I realize that now. The one that are sold on TireRack are Toyota brand. You can tell by the part #.
    From what I've learned today by calling numerous local tire shops and on-line shops such as DTD and others is that the best thing to use is OE Toyota sensors #42607-06030 (for the 3rd generations) since aftermarket sensors are having frequency and programming issues.
    I hate going to the stealerships but if I want my dash light out, I may just have to do that.
    :(
     
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