[bloppitybloop]

I plan on buying a set of tire/wheels from a member on this forum. TPMS sensors are not included. I planned on purchasing the TPMS sensors separately and having a shop around here install them on my tires and install the tires/wheels on my car while in the process.

What shops around Madison, WI would:

1. Take OEM wheels/tires off my car
2. Install TPMS sensors on new tires/wheels that I bring in
3. Install new tires/wheels on my car

It seems like a lot of places won't do this because I'm not buying anything from their store, just their services.

One place around here quoted me at over $500 to do this. That seems extremely outrageous.

Thanks in advance for any help.

[RamCoding]

Check with discount tires. They replaced the TPMS sensors on my winter setup. They charged 60 bucks to replace all 4 sensors.

[chatch10]

I know it's a bit of a drive, but Mr. P's Tires in Greenfield does a really good job for really cheap. I bet you they wouldn't charge more than $100-$125 for all of this.

[bloppitybloop]

Originally Posted by RamCoding

Check with discount tires. They replaced the TPMS sensors on my winter setup. They charged 60 bucks to replace all 4 sensors.

I checked with them today.

They said they'd do it for free. Maybe I did a terrible job explaining what I wanted done. Free seems too cheap. I'd feel bad having it done for free.

Anyway, I'll take the tires, wheels, and TPMS sensors to Discount Tire when I get everything and see how it goes.

[Long_Wang]

Used to use Tires Plus on Stoughton and East Wash. Always about $60-$90 for those swaps.

[tambat]

i just had tpms installed on my wheels this week at a discount tire and i would definitely recommend them. very fair pricing.