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How much does it cost to fix a tire pressure sensor?
One of my tire sensors in my Lexus isn’t working. I’ve come to depend on the low pressure light to alert me to problems with my tires. How much does it cost to fix a tire pressure sensor?
Rachel Rigolino · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
Tire sensors are a valuable diagnostic tool—so valuable that all car models have been required to have them since 2007! Luckily, it typically costs between $80-$140 to fix a tire pressure sensor, depending on your car model.
If your car’s still under warranty, the cost of replacing a sensor may be covered. Check with your dealership if you believe this is the case for you.
Here’s how tire pressure sensors work:
- The sensors monitor the pressure in the cars’ tires and then send a signal to your car’s computer. Do check your tire pressure if the light comes on. It may mean you have a leak or even that you’ve overinflated your tires.
- Properly inflated tires not only make driving safer, but they also result in better gas mileage.
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