Zero_6

I went to Chevrolet and asked for tpms for my 2008 corvette. The clerk said the each tpms cost $118!!! That's freaking crazy, he said that he can sell them to me at wholesale price for $83!!! I said, "cya, I can get them cheaper online". I did go to AutoZone and each cost $56 for none oem. I'll be looking online.

ihealy16

you can get the whole set for 80 bucks off amazon and they're OEM parts from ACDELCO or SCHRADER. I don't recall the part number but I'am sure someone will chime in like they did for me when I was in need of some assistance. Happy Hunting!

Zero_6

I saw some on eBay sold by corvette garage, I think I'll go with them.

Eritosthenes

Beware of generic (even "Delco") TPMS sensors from Amazon and other third parties. They may or may not work on the same frequency as your car. CULTRAG has genuine GM TPMS sensors guaranteed to work:

C6 Year Part No. CULTRAG price
2005-2009 25758220 $80.06 + shipping
2010-2013 20925924 $52.04 + shipping

jrose7004

Discount Tire has them and will install and program them for you.

Zero_6

I think that's for the price of 1.

Basically the same price as the stealership.

Zero_6

I bought some from corvette garage on ebay already.

Mad*Max

MikeERWNC

I bought these from Amazon and had ZERO issues. My tool worked fine and the car was able to find them quickly. 2007 Base.

ACDelco 25758220 GM Original Equipment Tire Pressure Sensor with Valve Kit
Amazon: Price: $29.95 & FREE Shipping

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1

GOLD72

had to have RR replaced recently when it suddenly read 0 pressure on my 2010 CTS.

Mad*Max

when I click the link I get a price of $71?

CodyC6

Got mine from Rockauto.com
Multiple choices including Delco for good prices. I got the Schrader brand, and programmed myself fine.

MikeERWNC

https://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-list...&condition=new

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Mad*Max

my apologies, for some reason when I click the link to Amazon.com it takes me to Amazon Canada, really weird, didn't realize it before

Gearhead Jim

Although the sensor batteries are supposed to last about 10 years, I wouldn't want to buy a set that were 5 years old already.

Is there a date stamp on them, or any other way to tell how old the internal batteries are?

terrywerst

They have to keep the lights on man. Amazon sellers are totally different.

ProCycle

+1
We all like to buy stuff for a low price but you can't expect a dealer (with their huge overhead) to sell stuff for the same price as some guy making beer money selling stuff from his basement. Lots of Amazon sellers don't have ANY of the typical business expenses. No employees, no phone lines, no business insurance, no commercial lease, etc, etc.

bmfvette

Damn, that's good to know...

Gene Culley

Thanks for the referrals. We would certainly be happy to help out.

10thumper

Well, the dealer can maintain their higher GPM if needed. But, the GPM of $0 in sales isn't too impressive. They can keep their lights on in other ways but to charge 2-3x what we can get online? Nope...