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Old 07-21-2021, 04:15 PM
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This brings up a question. Everybody with a 4th gen has aging TPMS sensors unless they already changed them or threw them away. I have the newest of the 4th Gens with an '09. I am about to buy new tires. My 12-yr-old TPMS sensors are still working; should I replace them with Denso's which should be identical to Toyota (@$/2), or should I wait for them to fail and replace them then. They are supposed to last an average of 10 years. I am not going to deactivate the system; I tend to be a bit negligent about regular checking.
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