Where to get TPMS programmed - East Coast
07-26-10, 03:53 PM
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Where to get TPMS programmed - East Coast
I need to get a second set of TPMS programmed and the closest Lexus dealer wanted $220 to program them. I called local Toyota dealers and they were the same price if not a little bit lower.
For those that live on the East Coast (preferably Mid-Atlantic) where is a good alternative to get TPMS programmed?
I searched, but all I could find were West Coast places and American Tire (but I don't have an American Tire close to me)
For those that live on the East Coast (preferably Mid-Atlantic) where is a good alternative to get TPMS programmed?
I searched, but all I could find were West Coast places and American Tire (but I don't have an American Tire close to me)
07-26-10, 05:03 PM
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They shouldn't charge more than the 1 hour minimum labor..
Honestly it takes 5 minutes.. All they have to do is plug in the Techsteam Laptop, make a few selections and key strike in the 4 new id codes to the 2nd set of sensors (selected area).
That's really it...
Joe Z
Honestly it takes 5 minutes.. All they have to do is plug in the Techsteam Laptop, make a few selections and key strike in the 4 new id codes to the 2nd set of sensors (selected area).
That's really it...
Joe Z
07-26-10, 06:21 PM
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I need to get a second set of TPMS programmed and the closest Lexus dealer wanted $220 to program them. I called local Toyota dealers and they were the same price if not a little bit lower.
For those that live on the East Coast (preferably Mid-Atlantic) where is a good alternative to get TPMS programmed?
I searched, but all I could find were West Coast places and American Tire (but I don't have an American Tire close to me)
For those that live on the East Coast (preferably Mid-Atlantic) where is a good alternative to get TPMS programmed?
I searched, but all I could find were West Coast places and American Tire (but I don't have an American Tire close to me)
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07-26-10, 09:14 PM
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mines did it for free... i just played stupid and was like i dont know why mines stopped working and guy was like let me see... oh you have 2 set... i'll program the other one in... ok have a good day!! hahahaha!
07-27-10, 09:49 AM
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^^ It would look something like this with the Toyota / Lexus Techstream lap top....
Not sure how they will do this with out getting into the TPMS programming mode.
Joe Z
Not sure how they will do this with out getting into the TPMS programming mode.
Joe Z
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07-27-10, 07:55 PM
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A lot of tire shops are buying tools to do this. Discount Tire in Atlanta does this for all brands. Bartec sells a tool to do this. It surely does NOT require the full Techstream laptop to accomplish this task.
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