2000^C5

I have a 2000 and it seems like one of them is not working. Rather than replace the battery, I will probably just replace it or replace all 4.

I read tire rack had them for $180 for a set of 4 but can't find them on the site.

Anywhere else to get them?

Thanks.

SpeedyD

Contact Gene here:
http://www.gmpartshouse.com
He had them to me in literally less than 24 hours!!

Bill Curlee

Yes in deed.. You need to contact Gene Culley at this link::

http://www.gmpartshouse.com/

Tell him that your a forum member and he will give you his absolute best price!! Hes a forum sponsor~

Great guy OUTSTANDING service!!

Bill Curlee

Midwest Vette

Bill Curlee

Heres the price!!

||--Genuine GM Tire Pressure Sensors/TPM--||

2001-2004 Sensors

25773946 - sensor – 34.20 each
15234846 - nuts – 3.16 each

Total setup of 4 is 163.94 shipped!

97-2000 Sensors

10438853 - sensor – 83.04 each
15234846 - nuts – 3.16 each

Total setup of 4 is 378.25 shipped!

The Wanderer

I ordered mine from Fred Beans also a CF vendor.

Items Ordered:
Item: Wheels - Wheels - Pressure sensor - Nut Nut Back 2005 - 2007
Price: $3.00
Tax: $0.00
Qty: 4
Total: $12.00

Item: Wheels - Wheels - Pressure sensor - Low tire Low tire 2001 - 2004
Price: $32.26
Tax: $0.00
Qty: 4
Total: $129.04

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Items Total: $141.04
Shipping: $22.57
Handling Fee: $0.00
Order Total: $163.61

JOEY P

Why are the 1997 to 2000 so damm much money over the others

Zozzie

Talking about tire pressure sensors - is there any link or any info that a tire person can use for getting runflats off rims - especially (my) magnesium rims?

Does the tire need to be fully removed from the rim to fit the sensor or can just one bead be broken?

I had a nightmare happen yesterday (dealer ruined one mag rim fitting a sensor; problem will be resolved 100% in my favor) and the next person that touches my tire/wheel will have me looking over his shoulder and chirping in his ear.

KARLDDS82

JOEY P

I would say forget the tire sensors....Pain in the A-S ANYWAYS

JOEY P

You will not find tire pressure sensors for under 350 unless they are used for a 2000 corvette. ANYWERE

Bill Curlee

It is possible to break the bead on the sensor side , remove the old sensor and install the new one. You do NOT need to remove the tire to replace the sensor.

Here is a late model sensor mounted to the rim:



Here is a late and early sensor. The late model one is smaller on on the left:






BC

vetteguy02

The tire bead only has to be broke on one side less than half the circumference of the tire to allow the technician access to the sensor. The wheel does not have to be rebalanced. Costco took less than ten minutes to replace the sensor. America’s tires told me they would have to completely remove tire and rebalance at about $40.00 a tire.

JOEY P

You know I just called tirerack and they have the sensors for 296.00 for a 2000 With no tax if you live in certain states.....This is a great price im buying them... Also look up corvette rims on there site and then click on the price and they wiil come up in a little window showing you the cost of the nuts the sensor everything I hope this helps...

C5XTASY

Why would a person have to buy new nuts for the sensors?
Ed

jimcork1

Good question.

I have replaced at least 1 sensor myself. Easy job, break down valve side of tire, remove nut then sensor. As the manuals would say, installion. Reverse the removal . You don't need the nut unless you the old one in removal. If you use a deep 6 pt metric socket you won't need the nub, but I would have an extra just incase of teh .

Do replace the o-ring.

1991 C4

Go to schrader's website and you will see the manufacturer says never put them back on with the old set of hardware to include the nut. I myself would listen to them. If GM said it maybe not.