2019 TPMS $85 each!!

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I haven't pulled mine out but the pics online look like the OEM part is made by Pacific, PMV-107J. The Denso part number looks to have the Pacific stamp on it as well. Looks like you can save a whole $5 by ordering the Pacific part number.
 
If you get your tires changed at Costco, they throw in the TPMS for free

Do you really mean new, complete sensors or the sensor rebuild kits? Last time i got tires a costco, the rebuild kits were around $5 each.

On a separate topic. I really hate the TPMS system.
 
I have a 2019 TRD OR, I see 2 different Toyota part numbers listed for TPS fulfillment 42607-35040 and 42607-33022. Anybody know which is correct and what the difference is between the part numbers?
 
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I need sensors for a second set of wheels for my 2019. Does anyone have any experience with the Huf or Schrader sensors? About $100 for 4 is a bit better than $240 for the Pacific OEM sensors.
 
Slight thread hijack:

How long are TPMS sensors supposed to last? I have a 2006 Tundra and the TPMS is still functional. As I’ll need to replace tires again soon, I’m thinking the TPMS should be addressed at the same time.

I wonder if the 1st gen Tundra And the 4R use the same sensors? I’ll have to look...
 
Schrader makes a dual frequency sensor that will work with just about every system out there. Both the 315 and 433 MHz. I picked up mine for about 13$ each online (I think it was Ebay, but there are a lot of sellers).
Discount tire has a proprietary freq and reader, so avoid if possible.
 

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