tnogi

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Hey guys.. Where else other than the dealership?
And any idea how much? I'm located in torrance..
Sorry I could search but on a slow connection so
kinda hard trying to do that lol.

Thank you,
Tohn

Hoac

I'm not 100% sure what you are trying to accomplish.

However I do know that you can reset the sensor in the TPMS to use your current Tire Pressure as what it measures off of for the warning light.

To do this you navigate to the TPMS screen using the left and right arrows with the circular button in the middle of the left hand side of the steering wheel. When your are there hold down the middle circle button and it will default the TPMS to reflect your current tire pressure.

tnogi

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Lol my bad, I bought new sensors and need to programs them to my car..

Vroomin350

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u should be able to do it at any dealership but becareful some of the stealerships will try and charge you $100+ when I payed $30 to program mine. GL

Kurtz

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Any dealership can do it- most will charge 1/2-1 hour of labor though (so something in the $60-110 range).

Some larger tire store chains can do it now too, you'll have to call around to check your local ones though, and I suspect they'd be cheaper than most dealers.

heyarms

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Discount tire here in Houston at least can do it. They charged $40 when they mounted my tires (I had them waive the fee along with $200 off my tires )

suka4thong

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i want to know this also

tnogi

iTrader: (23)

Kurtz thumbs up..
Found that americas tires can do it for
$20.. Sweet deal! Thnx

starknight

iTrader: (21)

$20 is pretty damn cheap compare to stealership! lol

monet33

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I was wondering if any of you guys used this diy tool kit for tpms. I guess you can buy this and make your money back by programming others.
http://www.tpmsoutlet.com/AT-TPMQUICKSET.aspx