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Originally Posted by 93civEJ1
Yeah thats my thought too, but from what I know, the TPMS have been on there for 70k miles (i bet they are the originals in the aftermarket wheels on my 4R). So I am not sure if there is benefit to juts saving the money and disabling the light.
My head says to have them switched over. My pocket says dont worry about it. LOL
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haha I hear ya, but for the $130, the tpms is a good peace of mind, imo. You could possibly save a tire from getting shredded (catch it before it gets too flat) or even a rim. So, for the $130, you could potentially save a $200 tire and/or a $300-$400 rim.
Someone on this forum wrote this and it really resonated with me: pay once, cry once.
i.e. or possibly pay/cry more than once. At the very least, I would pull them to have on the side if you can do it yourself. That way you can install them should you have buyer's remorse thereby avoiding having to spend ~$300 on new tpms units.