Aftermarket TPMS
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Aftermarket TPMS
Hello fellow owners,
Do any of you have used aftermarket TPMS sensors, if so from where? I have found these but want a bit more info, maybe from someone that has used them before: https://www.carid.com/2006-lexus-gs-...cle%20Specific
Do any of you have used aftermarket TPMS sensors, if so from where? I have found these but want a bit more info, maybe from someone that has used them before: https://www.carid.com/2006-lexus-gs-...cle%20Specific
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I would get Denso. OEM. Cheaper on Rockauto. http://www.rockauto.com/en/catalog/l...)+sensor,12036
I have them on my car. No issues at all.
I have them on my car. No issues at all.
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I ordered some from ebay when I upgraded my stock wheels. After only two weeks my dash is lit up with warnings and malfunctions. I wish there was a way to bypass the TPMS all together. None of my tires are low nor faulty yet these sensors have apparently malfunctioned or one or more of the batteries are dead. It’s going to cost me time and money to troubleshoot which sensor is causing the error lights to go crazy. It doesn’t even show which tire is low on pressure. It’s a primitive tool used to pull cash out of the pockets of owners and make money for Lexus dealerships.
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I ordered some from ebay when I upgraded my stock wheels. After only two weeks my dash is lit up with warnings and malfunctions. I wish there was a way to bypass the TPMS all together. None of my tires are low nor faulty yet these sensors have apparently malfunctioned or one or more of the batteries are dead. It’s going to cost me time and money to troubleshoot which sensor is causing the error lights to go crazy. It doesn’t even show which tire is low on pressure. It’s a primitive tool used to pull cash out of the pockets of owners and make money for Lexus dealerships.
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They shouldn't have to remove the tire. They just need to scan the sensor to see if it's transmitting data.
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