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      05-24-2009, 12:14 AM   #1
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TPMS Sensor Install on Existing Wheels/Tires

I'm buying some BBS CH wheels with tires from a friend but he does not have TPMS on the set. I'm wondering what is a reasonable price to pay and have them installed on a set? I'm going to sell my existing wheels/tires combo with the TPMS sensors so I won't be reusing mine. I'll have to buy new sensors for the used combo I'm buying.

Can any respectable tire shop do this job and what should expect to pay to have it done?
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See the sticky in this "Wheels and Tires Forum"
Tire Rack sell them at a reasonable price.

Go here: http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=53729

Any tire shop should be able to insert the sensor/valve assembly on to your BBS rims prior to assembly of the rubber with relative ease.
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      05-25-2009, 02:06 PM   #3
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150 for the sensors and a wheel shop will must likely instal them for free for you if you are having them put the tires on. My local shop does it for me. 20 bucks a wheel mount and balance for my 19's
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like others have said.. you will have pay what you would pay for a mount and balance. 100 tops i think. you could use tirerack to get the nearest wheel shop around you.
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They are very easy to put on
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