Best Place To Get OEM TPMS?

[BlkGT3]

this link shows 315MHz.. BLKGT3 say 433MHz..

anyone know this for sure ?

I cross referenced the OEM GT350 part # against the Rock Auto part # which is the same OEM # as stock.

Funny part is the other listed uses on Rock Auto are trucks. Probably has to do with the metal valve stems.

Peter

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[bellwilliam]

I am trying to find an OEM, which is metal valves. The cheaper ones on Rockauto are all rubber valves. cheapest I've found so far is $47 each.

according to this thread: http://www.mustang6g.com/forums/showthread.php?t=79335

part number is TPMS-39
FR3Z-1A189-A

 

[Bender]

A bit of a Necro post but has anyone found them cheaper? I ordered a set of 4 FR3Z-1A189-A October 2016 from Auto Nation White Bear Lake and they were 20.86 a piece or 83.44 for the set of 4. Seems like we won't see these prices again

 

[icormba]

Tirerack is the cheapest I found @ $36 ea & they are the OEM metal ones for the GT350/R

https://www.tirerack.com/tpms/resul...lby+GT350R+Mustang&autoYear=2016&autoModClar=

 

[bellwilliam]

Got 4.....
installed on a new wheels and tires.
and car recognized it after ~5 miles !!!

bought a Motorcraft transmitter, turns out I don't need it.

 

[Bender]

Tirerack is the cheapest I found @ $36 ea & they are the OEM metal ones for the GT350/R

https://www.tirerack.com/tpms/resul...lby+GT350R+Mustang&autoYear=2016&autoModClar=

Best I've seen. Ordered. Thanks for the heads up :cheers:

 

[Coyote Red]

These new car tech problems, I am replacing my two other oem Pirelli tires tomorrow and hope I won't need new TPMS, great information thread, thanks.

 

[Dtmaso]

TireRack was the best/cheapest source for these little buggers. Now - anyone need a set of new OEM Ford TPMS with rubber valve stems from Amazon that I don't need?

 

[sigintel]

$60-70 (4) TPMS, $4-5 each valve stems.

Give a THANKS if you find this useful:
(4) sensors together should be about $60-$70 depending on shipping:
TPMS35 F2GZ-1A189-A
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B013GU2VTI/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1
This is one link of many, just look around as there are others.

Regarding the valve stems:
You want the OEM grade Dill either black, silver or chrome.
Dill Part number:
VS-925A (aluminum), VS-925B (Black), ...C (Chrome)

Vampa and tirerack are cheapest or buy 100 pieces direct.
$4-5 each. OPTIONAL METAL VALVE < tirerack product search term

OPTIONAL SILVER METAL VALVE
Manufacturer Part #: VS-925A-100
https://www.tirerack.com/tpms/detail.jsp?ID=2154&cat=Sensor+Accessory

OPTIONAL BLACK METAL VALVE
Manufacturer Part #: VS-925B-100
https://www.tirerack.com/tpms/detail.jsp?&ID=2149&ID=2149
*again, these are shitty old pics and they all look nice like the silver ones.

*nod [MENTION=23603]Dtmaso[/MENTION] beat me to it, lol

 

[Dtmaso]

OPTIONAL SILVER METAL VALVE
Manufacturer Part #: VS-925A-100
https://www.tirerack.com/tpms/detail.jsp?ID=2154&cat=Sensor+Accessory

So, I might have been able to just swap the Silver Metal Valve with the OEM black valves I already have? If so, that would have saved me $$.

 

[bpracer]

So, I might have been able to just swap the Silver Metal Valve with the OEM black valves I already have? If so, that would have saved me $$.

I have the same issue, I wasn't sure that the rubber stems have the same sensor.

I have both setups as I chickened out trying replacing the rubber coated brass stems (they are not just rubber) with the Dill stems and got the Tire Rack sourced ones.

The Dill stems are aluminum not steel as on the factory GT350/F-250/F-350 stuff and lighter by a fair amount, potential fewer balance weights.

I need to get my new wheels and tires mounted up next week, maybe I'll take the chance.

 

[dguzzi]

Do spares need this? I am working on a full size spare...only to use temporary.

 

[JR369]

Got my OEM TPMS from Summit Racing. About the $220 range for all 4.

 

[nimblepony]

TPMS sensors are not necessary, nor is it worthwhile buying them for a spare.

Case in point.

Every winter I swap all 4 for Michelin Alpins on their own rims. No TPMS in them. It takes a WEEK before the care even notices there is no sensor there and gives me a warning. Lesson? Your TPMS system may or may not provide timely indications of tire pressure anyway. It's better to check it yourself.

Yes, you will get a warning when you start the car. Click Ok and ignore the little yellow tire symbol. That's what I do all through winter until my summers go back on. Definitely not worth the $$ and hassel of installing new sensors on a winter set, or a spare tire.

 

[dguzzi]

Thank you!, I never believed in them anyway. As it turns out the rim I bought has one!...Probably will never know if it works or not!

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