TPMS replacement
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2015 GLK 350
TPMS replacement
My daughter is replacing tires soon. She has a 2015 GLK. I'm thinking of replacing the sensors. I have the MB part number and they can be found at about $50 each online. Can anyone offer any advice or recommendations regarding?
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Originally Posted by JohnnyC
I bought an aftermarket set back in 2017 for about $60 a set for my 19" wheels. You just gotta match the specs. Still works fine now.
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Unless your current TPMS sensors are faulty, why replace them? I got new tires put on this past January, the guys just rebuild them as part of the normal mounting of new tires. If the battery in a sensor dies and needs to be replaced, that's a different issue.
The tire shop should know how to remove and reinstall TPMS sensors as part of a new tire mounting. You don't need new ones unless the current ones are faulty.
The tire shop should know how to remove and reinstall TPMS sensors as part of a new tire mounting. You don't need new ones unless the current ones are faulty.
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I'm told you can't replace the batteries. The sensors have to be replaced when the batteries fail. I was just trying to be ahead of the failure. Maybe I'm guilty of overthinking this, wouldn't be the first time either. I do appreciate the input.
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I'd only start worrying when the car is 10 yrs old. Youre a 2015 so dont bother. I'm in a 2010 and still on original tpms sensors.
I did have to replace one sensor though, but that was because of salt corrosion and the shop broke it.
I did have to replace one sensor though, but that was because of salt corrosion and the shop broke it.
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Originally Posted by kombifan
I'd only start worrying when the car is 10 yrs old. Youre a 2015 so dont bother. I'm in a 2010 and still on original tpms sensors.
I did have to replace one sensor though, but that was because of salt corrosion and the shop broke it.
I did have to replace one sensor though, but that was because of salt corrosion and the shop broke it.
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Originally Posted by andreigbs
Add another vote for Michelin Premier LTX. It feels like a completely different car, actually rides like a Mercedes is supposed to.
