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Old 03-18-2021, 08:02 PM #1
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TPMS life span and interchangability question

I have a 2014 4runner. I bought 4 2018 trail wheels and they had the tpms sensors from the 2018 included. I am going to get new tires for the trail wheels and I was hoping I could use the sensors that came from the 2018. Does anyone know if they will work? I think the Toyota part number is different.

Also how long do the stock tpms sensors work. I figured my 2014 sensors are at the end of their life and I would be wasting my time taking them off the stock rims to use them.
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This is the correct TPMS for the 2018 4Runner and it doesn't look like it is backward compatible.

42607-35040, PMV-C11A - Toyota; 4 Runner; 2018 - 2019 per tpms.com
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When I looked at the Tire Rack sight they list part number T3 for both a 2014 and a 2018. Can it be determined by a tire shop if the sensors will work before the tires are mounted? I hate to get the tires mounted with the 2018 sensors then have to remove the sensors. Would any of you reuse 7 year old sensors from my 2014? I really want to leave them on the stock 20" wheels and tires.
If I buy new sensors would you only use OEM? I plan to run this 4runner for several more years and then maybe get a 6th gen if they ever come out.
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A tire shop may be able to help more than I can. I would probably not reuse the 7 year old sensors, expecting they are probably near end of life. I found a good deal on ebay for OEM sensors when I put TRD Offroad wheels on my 2018 Limited. Note: the OEM sensors as Pacific branded, like the one's tpms.com advertises. I think I paid about $30 each for 5.
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you will not believe my 2005 4runner still have the original tpms sensor. 2 of them are showing low battery when i scanned it. it's been there for 15 years. it should last probably more than 5 years.

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A tire shop may be able to help more than I can. I would probably not reuse the 7 year old sensors, expecting they are probably near end of life. I found a good deal on ebay for OEM sensors when I put TRD Offroad wheels on my 2018 Limited. Note: the OEM sensors as Pacific branded, like the one's tpms.com advertises. I think I paid about $30 each for 5.
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try to use the one for 2018 wheels. it should work. on your 2014 4runner, do you see each wheels tire pressure in the dash?


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I have a 2014 4runner. I bought 4 2018 trail wheels and they had the tpms sensors from the 2018 included. I am going to get new tires for the trail wheels and I was hoping I could use the sensors that came from the 2018. Does anyone know if they will work? I think the Toyota part number is different.

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For what it's worth I replaced the original 4 out 5 TPMS on my 2005 Limited last year (2020). At 150K miles and 3 sets of new tires over the years I was amazed out how long the original OEM's lasted. I purchased my new sets of tires from Discount tire and each time asked them to check and advise if I needed new TPMS'. It wasn't until last year when I was getting the TPMS warning dash light and I knew air pressure was fine that I replaced the sensors before selling the 05.
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