Tpms
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Most people replace them when they replace the tires. Mine were 5 years old when they started crapping out. I do not remember the cost but Google is your friend.
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https://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-Schrade...53.m2749.l2649
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I have read different opinions as to go with OEM replacements or aftermarket based on battery life. I did OEM. I would guess maybe $25-30 per tire to install plus the cost of the TPM.
Last edited by Vet Interested; 12-15-2017 at 07:37 PM.
#7
Burning Brakes
I just purchased 4 OEM Schrader 20076 sensors from TPMS.com for $169 with free shipping. I'm going to have all of my wheels repaired of curb rash refinished and rebalanced having the new sensors installed at the same time.
Last edited by Icecap; 12-16-2017 at 02:32 AM.
#8
Race Car Tech
I replaced the TPMS on my 2006 this year when I changed out my tires.
I bought them at Rock Auto as a close out for $110.00 for the 4 sensors which included the kit as well.
They were Schrader (2005-2009)- listed in Schrader catalog as 20076 cross reference for AC Delco #25758220
Anything less than $30.00 is an excellent price.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/20076-SCHRA....c100011.m1850
I bought them at Rock Auto as a close out for $110.00 for the 4 sensors which included the kit as well.
They were Schrader (2005-2009)- listed in Schrader catalog as 20076 cross reference for AC Delco #25758220
Anything less than $30.00 is an excellent price.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/20076-SCHRA....c100011.m1850
Last edited by 4SUMERZ; 12-15-2017 at 10:47 PM.
#9
Drifting
Long term forum vendor HOUSEOFWHEELS shows $159 shipped for a set of four, genuine GM, with the mounting nuts, as current pricing. Search for the 05-08 Factory Tire Pressure Sensors f/s thread.
Last edited by acrace; 12-16-2017 at 02:21 PM.
#11
You can pick up OEM tpms for under $100 (GM 25758220), and then it will be about $15 a wheel to have them changed out locally at say discount tire.
https://www.ebay.com/p/GM-25758220-S...4pcs/656571057
https://www.ebay.com/itm/05-09-STS-X....c100854.m4779
As for the after market TPMS, let just say have not seen the best track records with them and batter life. The oem TPMS (ac delco/GM) batteries will last about 10 years, while some of the after market one's batteries end up dying in a few years isntead.
https://www.ebay.com/p/GM-25758220-S...4pcs/656571057
https://www.ebay.com/itm/05-09-STS-X....c100854.m4779
As for the after market TPMS, let just say have not seen the best track records with them and batter life. The oem TPMS (ac delco/GM) batteries will last about 10 years, while some of the after market one's batteries end up dying in a few years isntead.
Last edited by Dano523; 12-17-2017 at 07:57 AM.
#13
If you mean digging the old battery out of the TPMS, soldering in a new battery to each of them, RTV sealing them after the battery has been replaced, after they have been removed with the car on a lift/ on another set of tires, so you can do them in first place?
All depend if you have a extra old set that you can do before hand, then hand the re-batteried set to the tire guy so you can swap them out in the rims as he is swapping tires.
If you plan on keeping the Vet for another 10 year, then pick up a new OEM set now, and hang onto the old TMPS to re-battery them down the road when the new TPMS batteries wear out, and they need to be replaced next.
https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...placement.html
#14
Melting Slicks
On a 2007 I would be looking to replace all 4. 10 years is about average life but I had a set that went 13 years and all 4 were still working. Check Rock Auto, they have several brands from ~$30 to $60 each.
#15
Safety Car
After 10 years I replaced all four of my TPMS at the time of my last tire replacement. I purchased new ones on Amazon for about $34.00 each which came freight free from Cultrag, which had them on their website considerably more expensive. There was no charge to install and program because I did it at the time of the tire install.
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After 10 years I replaced all four of my TPMS at the time of my last tire replacement. I purchased new ones on Amazon for about $34.00 each which came freight free from Cultrag, which had them on their website considerably more expensive. There was no charge to install and program because I did it at the time of the tire install.
Last edited by NOWUCME; 12-20-2017 at 03:00 AM.
#17
Burning Brakes
If you purchase the Schrader part number 20076 they are the OEM manufactured sensors that GM installed at the factory from 2005-2009. They come as a complete assembly in a box including seals, nuts, tire valves and valve caps.
#18
Melting Slicks
If you send me a PM I'll reply with a link to a vendor selling C6 TPMS sensors for $27.45 apiece. They're not a CF member, so I can't post that URL here.
#19
I took one of my old ones apart just to see what was involved. Talk about a joke. Getting all that hardened epoxy type stuff all out without tearing everything up is just not worth the hassle at all ! And i'm pretty good with that kind of stuff. I would buy new in a heart beat. Also to the OP. May sound picky, but be sure you see the new units to be sure you are happy with the way they look. I had one replaced without even considering it and they put a cheap looking black one in on my chrome wheels. As mentioned, might be too picky for some, but something to think about....