TPMS Sensor

Easy

Shop Cost

~$100

DIY Parts

~$15

You Save

~$85

Tools needed (one-time, if you don't own them)~$125

Tools Required (3)

TPMS relearn tool

Lug wrench

Jack & jack stands

TPMS sensor

Pro Tip Valve-stem types need tire dismounting. Relearn procedure varies by make.

Honda

Band-mounted inside tire. Relearn procedure: use scan tool or drive 20+ min.

Toyota

Valve-stem sensor. Tire must be dismounted to replace. Relearn with scan tool or button (if equipped).

Ford

Relearn procedure uses TPMS tool or hazard button trick. Check model year.

BMW

Valve-stem mounted. BMW TPMS relearn through iDrive menu after replacement.

Subaru

Relearn procedure: drive 20 min above 16 mph. Or use TPMS scan tool.

Chevrolet

Relearn: use TPMS tool or hold unlock + lock buttons on key fob sequence.

What tools do I need for a tpms sensor?

You need 3 tools: TPMS relearn tool, Lug wrench, Jack & jack stands. Parts required: TPMS sensor.

How much does a tpms sensor cost DIY vs shop?

A shop charges approximately $100. Doing it yourself costs about $15 in parts, saving you $85.

How hard is a tpms sensor to do yourself?

Rated Easy (2/5 difficulty). Typically takes 30-60 min. Valve-stem types need tire dismounting. Relearn procedure varies by make.

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