Where to find Tire Pressure Sensor
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Where to find Tire Pressure Sensor
Im trying to replace my Tire Pressure sensors on my 06 S65. I dont want to pay the $120 for the dealership ones and I keep hearing you can buy them from Discount Tire or Tire Rack for $80 bu I went to their websites and cant find them. Where can I buy the Beru 315htz sensors at? Thanks!
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Sorry I can't help, but I wanted to relay that my S600 had faulty red error codes and it was obvious that the TPM sensors were not working right, and dealer said probably near the end of the battery life. Unfortunately, he said MB would not fix them under warranty UNTIL the battery was so weak it showed a DIFFERENT error - "NOT OPERATING - bring to workshop." This happened one week later, and now I have it in to dealer and they're going to replace the front 2 under warranty - but NOT the rear ones(yet). What a pain to have to go thru this, but I guess MB might be getting too many warranty claims from dealers trying to get money from corporate on work that was "reco'd" and perhaps not needed. Either that, or MB corp is just getting stingy and tightening belts all around - including these misc items. The good news is that it's covered under warranty.
Btw, I hear the original tire pressures lasted 60 months(my car's a 2005), but the newer ones are supposed to last 84 months). Good luck.
PL
Btw, I hear the original tire pressures lasted 60 months(my car's a 2005), but the newer ones are supposed to last 84 months). Good luck.
PL
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2004 S55 ///AMG, 2007 E350
Unless you have the equipment and capability to remove tires from rims and put them back on, you have to pay someone to do it. So the $40 saving per TPMS sensor disappears once you pay for labor, shipping cost for the sensors, etc.
So it might be best to have dealer service do these with correct parts, reset of the TPMS system, etc.
Just a thought.
So it might be best to have dealer service do these with correct parts, reset of the TPMS system, etc.
Just a thought.
