For Sale TPMS Sensors Works with Gen 3.

Brand, model number?

 

How old are they? (When were they ordered from Amazon?) Thanks.

 

Thanks.

 

I wonder if the denso part no is equiv to Toyota part no 42607-33012? Could be.

2003-2017 Toyota Tire Pressure Monitoring System Sensor 42607-33012 | McGeorge Toyota Parts

Amazon says yes, for me:

(Above price is for one, in CDN funds.)

 

They are the right sensors for a 2012 v Five, and that's a smoking hot great price for the four, just don't know how well they age, and for how long prior to sale they were on the shelf.

 

AFAIK, to DIY with these you need something like this? This is always my stumbling block.

 

You'd need to dismount the tire, replace the TPMS sensor, remount the tire, rebalance, etc. Or just hold onto them until you replace tires next time -- but therein lies the rub, how long is their shelf life?

 

I’ve heard you can just deflate, break the tire bead locally at valve, push down the tire with a knee, reach in to access/remove/install. When reinflating a little dish soap on the rim??

it’s not for me, have sticker shock over that Autel gizmo.

 

True, you could man-handle all four out and in. Assumes that no rebalancing is required. There are less expensive options than the Autel TPMS ID reader/programmer. We use the ATEQ Quickset tool to swap summer and winter tire sets, around $75.

 

Does everything, or just swaps once initiated? I’m a complete greenhorn btw, appreciate the info.

 

Reads the individual TPMS IDs, stores them for later re-use. Stores two sets (of five, assuming a spare with TPMS) per vehicle, up to 4 vehicles. It's essentially a TPMS reading and flashing tool, the flashing being telling the Prius TPMS system what IDs to be monitoring.

Otherwise, the Prius will continue to monitor the takeoff set of mounted tires on the rack in the garage. Ask me how I know...

 

Is it this one?


And, apologies to OP for the hijack.

 

Yes, but routinely available for USD75.