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Old Nov 27, 2023 | 10:21 AM
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Does anyone know what TPMS I can use for the TX? I can probably get some from lexus but they'll probably be pretty ridiculous cost wise.
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Old Nov 28, 2023 | 06:04 AM
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Toyota/Lexus TPMS sensors are made by Denso and Pacific. My price search was $92-125 each. I had BH Sens sensors installed by Discount Tire for $37 each. They work well and have a six year warranty.
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Old Nov 28, 2023 | 12:46 PM
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At the dealer theyre $110 canadian each, 95 and an extra 15 for some adapter thing. Ive used aftermarket sensors before with great success and less than a 1/4 the cost compared to OEM so thats why i was hoping to go that route again.
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Old Jan 3, 2024 | 04:29 PM
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It comes with TPMS already, why do you need to install it again?
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Old Jan 8, 2024 | 12:46 AM
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Originally Posted by Charleshua
It comes with TPMS already, why do you need to install it again?
Got a different set of wheels and tires for winter
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Old Jan 8, 2024 | 10:25 AM
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Costco has aftermarket for about $65 each installed
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Old Jan 9, 2024 | 12:56 PM
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Originally Posted by lexo98
Costco has aftermarket for about $65 each installed
I got my wheels and tires from 1010 tires and they sell aftermarket universal ones as well but when I talked to them they said Lexus’s can be finicky with non Lexus ones and suggested I get Lexus ones instead.
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Not sure about finicky. Seems all the problems are with rebuild sensors and sensors that were not meant to show actual locations.
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Not sure about finicky. Seems all the problems are with rebuild sensors and sensors that were not meant to show actual locations.
Exactly why I went with oem. They couldn’t confirm 100% if the aftermarket would work and neither can you. For the sake of 250 savings(as long as you were talking Canadian dollars) that’s not worth the hassle of trying something that might work vs something that will work. If this were Lexus telling me that these cars don’t work well with other brand TPMS then yeah I’d have a hard time believing it but when a national tire chain is talking me out of buying theirs then there’s a reason why.
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Exactly why I went with oem. They couldn’t confirm 100% if the aftermarket would work and neither can you. For the sake of 250 savings(as long as you were talking Canadian dollars) that’s not worth the hassle of trying something that might work vs something that will work. If this were Lexus telling me that these cars don’t work well with other brand TPMS then yeah I’d have a hard time believing it but when a national tire chain is talking me out of buying theirs then there’s a reason why.
Leave it to the internet. Ask a question about something you obviously don’t have experience with and then criticize someone that does. Glad you were able to answer your own post.
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Old Jan 10, 2024 | 12:51 AM
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Originally Posted by lexo98
Leave it to the internet. Ask a question about something you obviously don’t have experience with and then criticize someone that does. Glad you were able to answer your own post.
You replied with “not sure” and “it seems”, can you really blame me for thinking you weren’t sure lol
It’s the internet, don’t take things so personal.
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reach out to tirerack. the ones I just got in my winter setup were like under $200 for a set of 4. give them a call...
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Originally Posted by mhoran89
reach out to tirerack. the ones I just got in my winter setup were like under $200 for a set of 4. give them a call...
Went oem. Picked my wheels up about a month ago.
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Originally Posted by stunt66
Went oem. Picked my wheels up about a month ago.
why? any particular reason?
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Old Jan 21, 2024 | 08:02 PM
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Originally Posted by mhoran89
why? any particular reason?
Wasn’t able to get confirmation in time that an AM sensor would work. Even the place I got the wheels and tires from recommended me to get the oem They also carry universal sensors but couldn’t guarantee they would work with the Tx. They probably would’ve but because it was so new to them they didn’t wanna risk it. It was $190 more to go oem compared to their universal ones so not a biggie.
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