TPMS sensors - do I really need?
#1
TPMS sensors - do I really need?
I am going to buy 4 new tires for my 2007 Hyundai Tuscon. I have tpms senors. if my tire dealer says I need a new sensor on one or more of my tires how do I know i really need it? How do I know they are not ripping me off? Do I have to buy a new sensors? Can I leave them off or not replace bad ones? Does it do anything to my other functions of the car?
Please help. I know they are about $70 each. Thanks.
Please help. I know they are about $70 each. Thanks.
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I am going to buy 4 new tires for my 2007 Hyundai Tuscon. I have tpms senors. if my tire dealer says I need a new sensor on one or more of my tires how do I know i really need it? How do I know they are not ripping me off? Do I have to buy a new sensors? Can I leave them off or not replace bad ones? Does it do anything to my other functions of the car?
Please help. I know they are about $70 each. Thanks.
Please help. I know they are about $70 each. Thanks.
#5
And Here Is The Correct Answer Member
I am going to buy 4 new tires for my 2007 Hyundai Tuscon. I have tpms senors. if my tire dealer says I need a new sensor on one or more of my tires how do I know i really need it? How do I know they are not ripping me off? Do I have to buy a new sensors? Can I leave them off or not replace bad ones? Does it do anything to my other functions of the car?
Please help. I know they are about $70 each. Thanks.
Please help. I know they are about $70 each. Thanks.
Some will say that these systems are a waste of money, argueing that if people would simply just check their tire pressure on a regular basis, there would be no need for an on board monitoring system. But , their in lies the rub. Most people don't and wont bother checking their tire pressure's, at least not as often as you should.
This can be debated till dooms day comes along, but the reality has been Federally mandated, so we don't have a choice. Theyre here to stay, and we just need to deal with them.
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Last edited by WheelBroker1; 09-13-2012 at 12:56 AM.
#6
By the way Jordi..Check this out for your information...
ORO-TEK TPMS Sensors - TPMS Reset Procedure: Hyundai Model: Tucson SubModel: SE Year: 2007
ORO-TEK TPMS Sensors - TPMS Reset Procedure: Hyundai Model: Tucson SubModel: SE Year: 2007
#7
If the sensors work, there is no need to replace them just because you are changing tires. And if they don't work after the change then the installer is at fault for damaging the sensors.
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