On 1/5/2016 8:50 PM, Frank wrote:


What's more annoying is when the sensor fails and it costs over $100 to
fix it at the dealer. Happened on my wife's Subaru and even though I
set pressure on all the tires a few pounds higher, would not stop.

Another example of dumbing down America by requiring these sensors.


There are a couple different types from what I heard. Last time I
bought tires the dealer said it they had to be replaced they were $15.