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What Is a TPMS Sensor?
The tire pressure monitoring system or TPMS sensor is a monitoring system that alerts you when the air pressure inside your tires is too high or too low. Because of the TPMS sensor, you easily tell when your tires are at dangerous levels of deflation.
How Much Does a TPMS Sensor Replacement Cost?
The cost of a TPMS sensor replacement ranges from $20 to $200 for a single sensor alone. The exact TPMS sensor cost is affected by the number of sensors you need to replace. For labor, you can expect to pay anywhere from $50 to $100 per sensor since they don’t take long to replace. To save on labor costs, it’s advisable to have the TPMS sensor replaced when you have your tires serviced or replaced, as well.
Shop for Aftermarket TPMS Sensors on CarParts.com
Although you can drive with a bad TPMS sensor, it’s definitely not ideal to do so. That’s why you need to find a replacement aftermarket TPMS sensor here at CarParts.com as soon as you notice one of yours failing.
Each of your tires have a corresponding TPMS sensor, which is why TPMS sensors can be sold individually, in pairs, or in sets of four. They also come in various mounting styles, such as clamp-in, screw-in, or snap-in, so make sure that you’re getting the correct one for your vehicle.
With our convenient vehicle selector and search filters, finding a direct-fit TPMS sensor replacement is pretty easy. Simply enter the exact model of your vehicle and filter the results according to price range, mounting location, fit, brand, etc. This will help you ensure that you’re getting the right part for your vehicle.
Here at CarParts.com, we only stock high-quality TPMS sensors from trusted car parts manufacturers for our customers' safety and peace of mind. Shop for the perfect TPMS sensor replacement now!
