What’s the story? TPMS sensors aren’t cheap. Did you ask them advise you on cost?

 

Math is the main story.

The 'discount' doesn't appear, in the math.

I figured there was already a huge markup on the sensors, as Tasca will sell them to me for $53.58 each.

 

Wow, and I disconnected mine for free! Now I feel I have saved $670! Also thanks for your service!!


Oh, you had one rear one out and they replaced all four?

 

Yeah, and they have been such a pain, I almost did the same thing.

 

Almost as bad as a key programming.

 

I paid $60 per wheel at Discount tire… non-fomoco sensors

edit: oUCh!

 

I did this yesterday for the same price.

 

If this helps a few people out there , you can get original ones for fairly cheap online around $50, just find part number using your y/m/m and search for it . Than get the right batteries but high quality ones. There's tire places that will install it around $15 a tire and program it free . All around $150.

 

All 4 of mine are out. Truck's build date is Oct 2015 - a whole 8 years. CR@P parts.

...you can get original ones for fairly cheap online around $50, just find part number using your y/m/m and search for it .
Then get the right batteries but high quality ones...

I didn't think the batteries were replacable. If so, couldn't we just do that instead of buying new sensors and batteies?



I see what @madmaxmutt is saying though. The amount in the description/total doesn't have the discount. So basically they lied to him about getting it.

 

If the discount had actually been applied, the bill should have been $554.95 at those prices and tax rate. (no tax on labor)

 

I bought new tires earlier this year, and had one failed sensor. They replaced that one and said the other three were low on battery life. I chose to wait. Now the remaining three are finally done. Shop where I bought the tires wants $300 to replace them. Trusted independent shop will do it for $220.