dfrosch

Got a 2010 LS and thinking about getting her new 20" rims and tires. Since the original sensors are about 7 years old, I may as well get new ones. Does anyone know the factory part number for them? And, maybe a place to get a deal on them?

tofu

You can get them replaced by Discount tires for $60 ea. including installation.

roadfrog

My local tire shop installs aftermarket ones for about 90 dollars each.I find after a few years that they need replacing because of batteries in the sensors dying. OEM ones are way too pricey.

dfrosch

I see new sets of 4 on ebay for $70 and up. But I don't recognize some of the brand names. Does Lexus use Denso?

I have bought one at Discount Tire for my Chevy Truck. It has worked fine. But I figure if I'm buying a set of rims and tires, they wouldn't charge extra to install my sensors. Might save a hundred bucks or so.

qtrung909

OEM part# is PMV-107J (its the ones I've been using). I picked mine up from eBay for 70ish. I suggest also getting the carista OBD plug so you can change the TPMS info unless you're planning on having the shop take care of it call.

jmcraney

If you are interested in "Denso" TPMS sensors, here is a useful link: http://densoautoparts.com/file/denso...s-introduction

dfrosch

Thanks jmcraney! From the video in the link, the Denso sensors do not need to be cloned. I was also able to find them for about $30 each.