I'm going to buy a second set of tires and wheels. Discount tire is telling me that the TPMS sensors they sell for the 2013 Civic cost $65 EACH plus installation costs. I'm looking at $300 here. There has to be a cheaper source for a decent set of sensors. Anyone have a good source of discount TPMS sensors?
Cheap TPMS sensors?
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Oem sensors from @CollegeHillsHonda
https://www.collegehillshondaparts....kYW4meT0yMDEzJnQ9c2kmZT02LXNwZWVkLW1hbnVhbA==
No clue why discount tire is charging basically double.
Just know you’ll have to still get them programmed to your car. If you are switching back and forth between different wheels, they’ll need to be programmed each time.
There are generic 3rd party tpms you can have cloned to your old sensors. That way when/if you switch back and forth between different wheels you don’t have to get them reprogrammed each time.
https://www.collegehillshondaparts....kYW4meT0yMDEzJnQ9c2kmZT02LXNwZWVkLW1hbnVhbA==
No clue why discount tire is charging basically double.
Just know you’ll have to still get them programmed to your car. If you are switching back and forth between different wheels, they’ll need to be programmed each time.
There are generic 3rd party tpms you can have cloned to your old sensors. That way when/if you switch back and forth between different wheels you don’t have to get them reprogrammed each time.
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I used Dorman sensors. $28 each from Amazon.
I use the ATEQ quickset to switch between winter/summer sets
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I use the ATEQ quickset to switch between winter/summer sets
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