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TPMS Sensors

Steevo25
Steevo25
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Hi All,

My car is approaching 10yrs old (Focus MK3 Titanium Navigator 64 plate) and for the first time yesterday, I got a message on the dash saying the TPMS sensors were not detected. It disappeared about 10 minutes later but then came back again on the next journey and again disappeared a short while later.

I assume that the batteries in the sensors are starting to go so the plan would be to replace all 4 sensors.

My questions are, is there any advantage to buying original Ford sensors rather than the OEM replacements available just about everywhere (or any recommendations for replacement sensors)? How much should I expect to pay for original Ford sensors and what would be a reasonable cost for a tyre fitter to replace them. I already have a TPMS re-learn tool that works on Fords.

Many thanks in advance.

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    1 minute ago, Steevo25 said:

    Hi All,

    My car is approaching 10yrs old (Focus MK3 Titanium Navigator 64 plate) and for the first time yesterday, I got a message on the dash saying the TPMS sensors were not detected. It disappeared about 10 minutes later but then came back again on the next journey and again disappeared a short while later.

    I assume that the batteries in the sensors are starting to go so the plan would be to replace all 4 sensors.

    My questions are, is there any advantage to buying original Ford sensors rather than the OEM replacements available just about everywhere (or any recommendations for replacement sensors)? How much should I expect to pay for original Ford sensors and what would be a reasonable cost for a tyre fitter to replace them. I already have a TPMS re-learn tool that works on Fords.

    Many thanks in advance.

    I believe that Ford ones are about £22/each, though 'Ebay' ones you can get all 4 for a similar price. I would expect no difference between them...

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