New tires new tpms?

[neil4374]

Hey guys.
I'll be fitting new tyres soon. Do I need to replace the tire pressure monitoring sensors or can I reuse?
Thanks

[SSammy]

It really depends on how old your sensors are and how long a set of tires will last you. When I’m putting on a new set of tires, I typically replace mine if they’re going to reach 6 years old before I change tires again. It’s up to you, but I don’t like the inconvenience of having a sensor go bad before my tires do. I’ve had them last longer than that, but but I usually don’t have issues before 6 years

[neil4374]

Originally Posted by SSammy

It really depends on how old your sensors are and how long a set of tires will last you. When I’m putting on a new set of tires, I typically replace mine if they’re going to reach 6 years old before I change tires again. It’s up to you, but I don’t like the inconvenience of having a sensor go bad before my tires do. I’ve had them last longer than that, but but I usually don’t have issues before 6 years

Hey Sammy. Thanks for your input. The tires have been on for over 3 years. But the sensors weren't working so I bought new ones about 2 years ago and had them fitted. I would expect the tires to last at least 4 or 5 years as I only drive it when the weathers good and its in storage through the winter months

[1JEWLDSSRS]

Originally Posted by SSammy

It really depends on how old your sensors are and how long a set of tires will last you. When I’m putting on a new set of tires, I typically replace mine if they’re going to reach 6 years old before I change tires again. It’s up to you, but I don’t like the inconvenience of having a sensor go bad before my tires do. I’ve had them last longer than that, but but I usually don’t have issues before 6 years

^^^^ This here, great advice sir!!

[neil4374]

I hear you all! Thank you