flektone

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who's had the ebay TPMS on for awhile now? I wana hear from the people who have been running them for a close to a year or more. $60 is pretty cheap for a set. I dont want these things crapping out 6 months after I install them. Please give me some feedback and also a seller name. I found this seller OEWHEELSLLC whos made 38,000 sales and has a 99.7 rating. But they sell alot of wheels. Not sure about how many of the sensors they sell. Help me out guys, thanks

SILVRLININ

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I'm on my 6th month, no issues and purchased from the seller you previously mentioned. *Remember to buy the valve kit w/ the sensors

robertrios

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You know you can just buy the actual pacific tire pressure sensor with the same part # as the one lexus sells right? These will last just as long as one sold to you by a dealer since they are all put together at the same exact factory.

flektone

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no I didnt, where can I buy? how much?

lobuxracer

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Looks like these guys were easy to find with a Google search for Pacific tire pressure sensors.

So were these guys.

Google PMV-107J...it's the Pacific part number for the TPMS.

BounceNY

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I bought OEM Pacific ones on ebay about 3 years ago. Good deal on the one's above.

brociouz

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As others are saying, it's the EXACT same sensor. I compared the "OEM" one to the "eBay" one myself, no difference. If you want to pay 5x as much so that your sensors come in a Toyota Genuine Parts box, go for it.

embolism

These ones on ebay are brand new right? Someone from Lexus said that he gets dumpster divers all the time looking for stuff they can sell on ebay...

I think he was just trying to get me to spend 80 bucks a piece...

brociouz

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^ Mine were brand new. That wouldn't be the first time a dealer lied to try and sell something with a ridiculous markup.

t.is350.h

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I bought a set of these and brought it to dealer for programmed, but it does not work with my is 06. The company mention above is very good, they gave me a full refund for the sensors.

robertrios

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im swapping out just one sensor that broke on my sc430...how much are the dealers charging to program just one? Im considering seeing if firestone does it since thats where I have lifetime allignment.

lobuxracer

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Most of the tire shops can do it now if they're working on modern cars.

TitanTPMS

We have both after market and the OEM TPMS. You can call me directly if you have any questions. Titan TPMS is apart of OE Wheels. We will take care of you!