When did you replace your TPMS Sensors?

The only ones I've replaced (2 I think) were ones that the tire place broke while changing tires. I'm sure they didn't replace them with OEM. It's been 7 years.

 

Still have the original ones in a 2013 Highlander with ~70k miles.

I recently had Autel MX sensors installed in a second set of wheels for the 2019 Tacoma but I haven't put those wheels on yet. The Autel MX sensors are able to be cloned to your original sensor IDs. The original sensors are still working great at about 36k miles.

 

Tire Rack has them from Denso/Pacific for $42 each. Same manufacturer as the Toyota sensors, but without the Toyota part number, so they will last just as long. It's not worth saving a few dollars on fakes if it's going to cost a bunch to replace the fakes if they fail early.

https://www.tirerack.com/tpms/detai...coma+4WD&autoYear=2019&autoModClar=Access+Cab

 

Thanks, I was going to try to buy them.

jk- only really if he didn’t want to keep him. But you’re right, he would’ve gotten rid of them way too soon.

 

2011 110000 miles original sensors. now the aren’t as advanced as the newer gen.

 

if it ain't broke don't fix is my motto

 

I usually have the same approach

Was just thinking I don't know when the next time I will have the tires off and depending on life span, might make sense to swap those things out while they're easy to get at (and at no extra charge). I think you guys have convinced me otherwise though!

 

Unless you drive like Elmer Fudd, or your truck's going on blocks, there's now way you're needing TPMS on your second set of tires.

 

I just had one of mine go out. 2017 with 82k miles.

I'm 99% sure its the aftermarket sensor they put in after they broke one of my OEM ones years back when they installed my first set of new tires lol.

 

Yup.

Exactly why, if I was the OP, I wouldn't downgrade on a basically new truck

 

My wife's Camry sensors lasted 14 years and I refuse to replace them on a car that old! Whenever she complains about the light on her dash, I tell her to pretend it's 1970 and to check her tire pressure every now and then.

 

Hate these stupid TPMS. This year, one went bad and the display wont read any of the sensors.

 

My 2017 is still running strong on the original TPMS. Replaced my tires last year.

 

You sound like a great husband.
You won't spend less than $200 for your wife ?
How would you like leftovers and stale food every day ?

 

2018 on my third set of tires at 80K miles. Original TPMS.