Dealer cost to register new TPMS sensors

Does anyone know what the dealer will typically charge to register four new TPMS sensors? I am just trying to determine the cost of just getting a wheel and tire package with new sensors vs. having a local installer remove my existing sensors. Thanks all.

 

You would probably get a better answer by calling your local dealer. A tire shop would also have after market sensors that they could program.

 

You can buy the ATEQ TPMS Quickset tool and program the sensor IDs yourself.

 

My dealer charges 116 per sensor
It's bs

 

I think it was around $100 total for all 4 at my dealer. Your best bet is to call your local dealer. The prices for things like that vary way too much...

 

Sensors are about $120/pc. If you have Toyota sensors from another Tacoma, they will charge about $100 to program them to your truck. If you don't mind not having TPMS, you can build a pressure chamber for $15 or so that will hold your TPMS at 30 psi and trick your light to stay off. They are non-functional at that point though.

 

My dealer quoted me $550 for new sensors and $75 for reprogramming.
My solution:

http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/wheels-tires/47465-tpms-light-old-solution-revisited.html

 

You guys are awesome. Thanks so much for the help. I can get sensors from tirerack and other sources for about $75 each. I am just trying to figure the entire cost if I order a wheel/tire set with TPMS installed and I have to go battle the stealership to preprogram the TPMS computer to recognize the new sensors. You guys gave me a ton of information.

 

damn mine has done it twice for free

 

maybe a little late, but i just had mine reprogrammed by the dealer... cost $109.

 

At these prices, the tool might be the best option. It also saves the time sitting at the dealer waiting for the work.

 

I think TPMS is a useless feature; but I hate mickey mousing an almost new truck.

 

x2! i don't need a warning light to tell me i have a flat tire.

 

Right!. Stupid feature.

 

Dealer charged me $50, I had the id codes written down. I heard later the device the dealer uses can read the codes from each wheel, while mounted and reprogram the ECM. I thought I was saving time, and a possible wheel disassembly, but evidently not. @ $50, The tirerack tool would take about 3 swaps to pay for itself, but I don't plan to swap again.

 

So if I pick up a set of winter tires/wheels with the TPMS in them, I have to reprogram once and then I can swap them myself back and forth for winter and summer driving correct?

I have a 2015 TRD off-road.

 

I'm pretty sure you will have to have them reprogrammed each swap. Unless they changed the ECU after the 2012 model year there is only room for a maximum of 5 sensors to be registered in the software.

 

TPMS sensor you can buy new on ebay for about $100 the set if you look. America's tire did it for free when I had them install tires on my wheels... Cost me a bit over $100 for labor of installing the tire and life time balance/rotation... they programmed and gave me a print out of the ID because I asked for it...in case I need it for the future.

 

$120 at my dealer. Their "programmer" couldn't "see" my sensors to reset them so I said bag it for now and have been riding around with the light on...

It's due back for my Toyotacare oil change in a couple hundred miles and I grabbed the numbers from Discount Tire (where I got my wheels and tires), wrote them down and will have them done during my oil change.