Best cheap 315 Mhz W221 TPMS?
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Best cheap 315 Mhz W221 TPMS?
I've done some searching and have found various makes that manufacturer this TPMS. With that said, there appear to be lots of 433 mhz available for dirt cheap while the 315mhz are still fairly expensive. Has anyone found a good cheap aftermarket replacement that works?
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What's reasonable/cheap to you for a set of four 315 Mhz? Give a number. I have also been looking, as I am considering setting up another set of wheels for next winter. I have found some sets, but have no comparison if their cost is reasonable. Thanks.
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MBL- I don't have the best number which is why I posted this int he hopes that others could share their experiences.
In a broad sense I would say $20 each would be cheap and $100 each would be expensive. Dealer prices are not even in consideration as their prices mean you just got raped. With that said - I have not seen any Mercedes 315Mhz around $20 but I have seen 433Mhz at that price. I think 50-70 each is the lower end of my searches thus far but I have no experience in purchasing and/or using any of them so my information is not particularly valuable.
In a broad sense I would say $20 each would be cheap and $100 each would be expensive. Dealer prices are not even in consideration as their prices mean you just got raped. With that said - I have not seen any Mercedes 315Mhz around $20 but I have seen 433Mhz at that price. I think 50-70 each is the lower end of my searches thus far but I have no experience in purchasing and/or using any of them so my information is not particularly valuable.
