TPMS Sensors for new wheels
04-11-2014, 05:30 AM
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TPMS Sensors for new wheels
Debating using my Rubi X wheels vs. a set of Fuel wheels when I do my build. It seems like a simple question, but I haven't seen the answer anywhere. What are you guys doing when you buy a new set of wheels and tires? Are you reusing the TPMS sensors from your factory wheels, or spending the extra $200+ to just have a new set installed before they ship your new wheels and tires? What is the most cost effective, i.e. if you reuse them, now much will a local tire store hit you for swapping them over? Thanks!
04-11-2014, 07:06 AM
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I have had the shop switch out my stock sensors each time I buy wheels. Some charge for it and other don't. But if they do it still cost way less than buying a new set. If you got the cash buy the new set so you can swap between wheels easily.
04-11-2014, 07:29 AM
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I bought these for $85 off ebay Set of Five 5 Jeep Chrysler Dodge RAM Tire Pressure Sensors TPMS 56029398AB | eBay
04-11-2014, 07:32 AM
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Where are you getting charged so mich tpms? I just had new sensors put in when i got my 33"s for $4/sensor. No labor charge. (Outside the normal tire mounting/balancing charge)
I hope it doesn't mean i paid $4 for fake sensors lol.
I hope it doesn't mean i paid $4 for fake sensors lol.
04-11-2014, 01:49 PM
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How do I know if the sensors aren't in? I changed from stock to 35 in tires. They said they moved the sensors. I didn't trust there work. What indications would I see if they didn't move the tpms?
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Sounds like you went to discount tire. You didn't get new sensors for $4. They charge a "rebuild" fee. I just had new tires put on my F-150 and saw the charge. I asked the guy what consisted of a rebuild since there was nothing wrong with mine. He then said they clean them and test, blah blah blah. Basically it's just another fee tire dealers can tack on. Kind of like disposal fees, shop supplies, etc. Next it will be the "lug nut reprocessing fee". LOL.