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Not sure if these fit your year, but I went with OEM's from Amazon, I thought I got a good deal at $50 a piece, now they are down to $40. Not sayign that they are any better than the Schraders, but it is a choice.
I went with AC Delco's. Try Rock Auto or Amazon for best price & availability. Schrader seems to be recommended often as well. Whichever brand you go for, look for ones pre-programmed for your year/model.
Ordered a new set of wheels what are you guys using besides oem tpms on you cars. Local Chevy dealer wants 180 a piece for original ones.
I went to the dealer over the weekend for an alignment after new tires from Costco. They wanted 600 for 4 sensors and another 600 to install them. After I finished laughing, I decided to search here as well, lol. Thanks for all the suggestions!
Or buy them on ebay for $45 or less for a set of 4. I have done it for 3 different cars now. A little over 6.5 years in with no issues on the oldest set (no issues on any of them). My tires generally get replaced due to age so I will just buy a new set every time I replace tires, still be money ahead, and never worry about a dead sensor.
Or buy them on ebay for $45 or less for a set of 4. I have done for 3 different cars now. A little over 6.5 years in with no issues on the oldest set. My tires generally get replaced due to age so I will just buy a new set every time I replace tires, still be money ahead, and never worry about a dead sensor.
I will say I purchased my last set of OEM from eBay and has issues from day one. They came with a 2-year warranty but the seller (a dealer) never responded. My new set, so far, seems problem free. Amazon returns are a breeze
Shrader or OEM.. Shrader should be about $60ea.. you will HAVE TO get the little programmer to sync the new TPMS to your car, or have the tire place do it.. (you can find plenty here about programming your NEW TPMS)
ALSO there are dates on ALL(good) TPMS.. make sure if you buy used, and even new OEM, the dates are within the last few years.. they last supposedly 10yrs??
I went to the dealer over the weekend for an alignment after new tires from Costco. They wanted 600 for 4 sensors and another 600 to install them. After I finished laughing, I decided to search here as well, lol. Thanks for all the suggestions!
1200 for 4 sensors installed? Holy crap I'm in the wrong business. I work for a place call Express Oil Change and Tire Engineers and we get $400 for 4 installed.
Well yes but you figure 50 bucks a piece for the sensor plus unmounting the tire, installing the sensor and recounting the tire and programming it and putting a 1 year warranty on it, it's not obscene. Expensive yes but not obscene like the guy that said his dealer wants 3 times the price.
