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Where's is everyone buying their TPMS sensors for their spare wheels? Don't really wanna spend 200 bucks for a set.
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going to install these soon >> https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08P2KN3VS?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details
It should work BUT I will let you know for sure after I install them
It should work BUT I will let you know for sure after I install them
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So as long as they're 315mhz they will work?
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Not necessarily. I bought some that should have worked but didn't. The Tire Rack ones are more affordable than Ford and do work for sure.
tpms.com will pre-program them for Bronco (included in cost). If you buy an unprogrammed sensor on amazon or such, your installer will have to program them before they will work.
This is one that is similar to Ford OEM. There are cheaper options also.
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I second the Tire Rack ones. They have been flawless since I got them last Spring.
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Just looked them up. 143 bucks with tax. Not horrible.
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correct. I used the above on my 2021 raptor they work perfect. I have 5 bronco wheels with the same tpms and they should work. Will install them soon
Btw, I am about 95% sure that f150 and bronco share the same Tpms at 315mhz
Btw, I am about 95% sure that f150 and bronco share the same Tpms at 315mhz
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Is this the correct ford part number for the OEM tpms? The part numbers are definitely confusing TPMS35 F2GZ-1A189-A
Edit : Actually ford parts shows TPMS68 (1A189) as the part number and say they fit 2021-2023 f150 as well. They also look like the older style on their website and not the newer compact Schrader looking sensor.
Edit : Actually ford parts shows TPMS68 (1A189) as the part number and say they fit 2021-2023 f150 as well. They also look like the older style on their website and not the newer compact Schrader looking sensor.
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tpms.com will pre-program them for Bronco (included in cost). If you buy an unprogrammed sensor on amazon or such, your installer will have to program them before they will work.
This is one that is similar to Ford OEM. There are cheaper options also.
tpms.com is selling OE and OE tier 1 manufacturers' replacement sensors.
The Schrader, Schrader EZ-sensor and VDO redi sensor are all top notch products. In the case of the standard Schrader sensor, it's the same one that is factory mounted.
Anyone have a coupon for their site? Looks good to me!
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No programming on mine. I installed the new wheels and the sensors programmed automatically in a few miles.
Note that programming is different than learning. A multi-protocol sensor that isn't programmed won't work if it isn't set to use the same protocol as the OEM sensor. After being programmed correctly, they will usually learn (be paired with Bronco) automatically with driving, or the pairing can be forced with a simple tool.
You can buy a factory-programmed or OEM sensor (highest cost),or have a multi-protocol sensor (such as Schrader EZ-sensor) programmed by distributor such as tpms.com or a tire installer with the proper programming tool. Tire shops only stock multi-protocol sensors since the same sensor can be programmed to work on many different vehicles.
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