TPMS sensor
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He has a 2011 which very well could of seen it's first mile in 2010 effectively making the truck 7 years old. 5-7 years is the typical life span of a TPMS battery.
Personally I would do the same and replace them at the time of tire replacement to save the hassle and cost of dismounting the tires to replace TPMS sensors when they go dead. Looks like OEM sensors are $50 each.
And to answer your question about battery replacement, typically TPMS sensors are sealed and need replacing as a unit.
Personally I would do the same and replace them at the time of tire replacement to save the hassle and cost of dismounting the tires to replace TPMS sensors when they go dead. Looks like OEM sensors are $50 each.
And to answer your question about battery replacement, typically TPMS sensors are sealed and need replacing as a unit.
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