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One of my tire sensors in my Lexus isn’t working. I’ve come to depend on the low pressure light to alert me to problems with my tires. How much does it cost to fix a tire pressure sensor?
Rachel Rigolino · Answered on Feb 01, 2022
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
Tire sensors are a valuable diagnostic tool—so valuable that all car models have been required to have them since 2007! Luckily, it typically costs between $80-$140 to fix a tire pressure sensor, depending on your car model.
If your car’s still under warranty, the cost of replacing a sensor may be covered. Check with your dealership if you believe this is the case for you.
Here’s how tire pressure sensors work:
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Car service "Your Wheels" sells tire pressure sensors in Moscow.
Car owners living in CJSC, SEAD, SZAO can purchase TPMS systems with turnkey installation. The profile masters of our service at low prices will perform the installation of meters with registration of sensors in the on-board computer. This service can be used provided that the use of a device for monitoring air pressure is provided by the manufacturer of a particular modification of the car. nine0005
The TPMS system is a set of sensors with a signal receiver and a control unit designed to monitor tire temperature and pressure. Information to the driver is displayed on the dashboard or in the form of separate indicators. The design of the sensors, which are the key elements of the system, includes several components: a transmitting antenna, a battery, a tire pressure and temperature gauge.
Depending on the installation option, you can buy sensors of the following types: nine0005
Screw on instead of caps. When the pressure changes, a special valve moves. Control by the color of the outer surface: "normal" - green, "need to pump up" - yellow, "very low" - red. Replacement of the pressure gauge is required in case of mechanical damage or exhaustion of the resource assigned by the manufacturer. Service life, as a rule, does not exceed 10 years. During intensive operation with maximum loads or under extreme conditions, this period is 1.5–2 times shorter.
Decrease in pressure in tires below the set one leads to an increase in the resistance of the wheels to rolling.
As a result, tire wear and fuel consumption increase with deterioration in handling. In emergency cases, it is possible to rotate the tire on the disk or stall. The purchase of TPMS sensors will allow you to constantly receive information about the condition of the tires in order to respond to problems in a timely manner to prevent accidents related to rubber damage. nine0005
Advantages of sensors supplied by our company:
We have a large selection of certified components from trusted manufacturers with a guarantee. All work is carried out by specialized craftsmen with experience. Before changing the sensors, a free diagnostic is carried out.
Our car service offers a full range of services from purchase to on-board computer programming.
To consult a specialist before buying a TPMS system, write a message in the chat or request a call. The manager will promptly answer questions and agree on the time of service in one of our technical centers. nine0005
Tire pressure sensor programming
In our TavasRiepas.lv service centers, we offer programming, installation and repair of tire pressure sensors. nine0005
TPMS (Tyre Pressure Monitoring System) or tire pressure monitoring system that warns the driver of a loss of pressure in one or more tires.
There are two types of TPMS: direct and indirect.
Direct TPMS: The direct system uses sensors built into the tires to monitor tire pressure.
Some sensors are even capable of measuring temperature. The received data is sent to the vehicle's central control module, where it is analyzed. If the pressure is lower than it should be, the driver receives a warning on the control panel. Each sensor has a unique serial number so that the system does not mix data with another vehicle, as well as data with another tire. It should be noted that many automakers use sensors made by other companies, so servicing or replacing them will require an experienced and knowledgeable technician. nine0005
The sensors are powered by disposable batteries, when they are low it is time to replace the sensors. You can buy new sensors from us, which will be replaced by our experienced craftsmen. Over time, the components of the valve also wear out, they can be replaced separately.
Average price for one sensor 45 EUR.
Indirect TPMS: Indirect TPMS is based on the wheel speed sensors used by the ABS system. It measures the speed of each wheel.
Based on this data, the on-board computer can determine the tire size. If it decreases, it will alert the driver. The indirect system does not actually measure the tire pressure, it measures the wheel speed and sends a signal to the computer. The advantages of this system: no need for special maintenance, no need to install a second set of sensors on a winter or summer set of wheels. Minus: the system only informs the driver if the tire pressure drop exceeds 30%. nine0005
Does my car have TPMS?
If the icon ( ! ) is displayed on the control panel, your vehicle is equipped with a tire pressure monitoring system. Direct TPMS will show the actual pressure in each tire (even if the vehicle is not in motion). The indirect system will only alert the driver while the vehicle is moving if the pressure is less than the correct pressure set by the vehicle manufacturer.
When do you need system maintenance or upgrades? nine0063
When changing tires (if the tires are off the rims), or when the TPMS warning light comes on.
