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07-25-18, 08:23 PM

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Fwiw, if you get the id's he found for each one and write those down then get him to scan your OEM tires if you still have them and write those down too. Then get Carista app and OBD connector and you can DIY whenever you need to. Also change all your personal settings and diagnostic the car at home. The stealership charged me $100 bucks to turn off daytime running lights when I first got my LS. smh

you can shut off the daytime running lights?? can you just have the leds running ? u know the parking leds that run underneath the headlights on the 10s and up?

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07-26-18, 09:00 AM

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Did your Denso sensors come with all the hardware need to mount them to your wheels? The ones i see on ebay seem to be missing the locking collar.

I got my wheels refurbished and 3 out of 4 sensors were seized into the wheels and they had to cut them off

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07-26-18, 09:24 AM

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you can shut off the daytime running lights?? can you just have the leds running ? u know the parking leds that run underneath the headlights on the 10s and up?

I had an 07 and yes with the Carista app and OBD unit you can program just about all if not all the personalized settings.

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08-23-18, 01:31 PM

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I just had one of my sensors die last week. Went to Discount Tire the rest tested good. But i ended up replacing all 4. Left spare alone. $60 per tire installed with rotate and balance.

They give a good replacement warranty on them too.

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10-03-18, 09:22 AM

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Did the $60 per tire include registering the new sensors with the car as well?

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10-03-18, 09:46 AM

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I am having mine done on Thursday at the Costco in Lincoln, Nebraska and they tell me that registering to the car is included with the $60 per tire cost. Getting all 5 tires done.

Dennis

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10-03-18, 06:06 PM

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Yes it did.

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10-03-18, 06:15 PM

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Went by 2 places and both machines they used will not learn the sensors. Both say receiving information and then it fails.

Before trying to register could they trigger/scan each sensor with a tool. I used to use Tech Stream but ended up getting a tool from Autel which can trigger, scan and register
quickly in about 15 mins.

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10-04-18, 10:35 AM

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Did the $60 per tire include registering the new sensors with the car as well?

I just did two of mine at Discount Tire a month ago on my 07 LS460 L, also $60 each ($64.95/each to be exact), and yes, that included the sensor, install and registering it with the car.