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TPMS Life?

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I ordered some TPMS and the date on them is 7/22 so they are 3.5y old. Net says they last 5-12y, 7y ave. Seller says life begins at use. Is that true? Or can I expect these to fail in 2-4y. I do about 3kmi/yr so it would be an expensive PITA to replace them.

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Sent them back and ordered some from Rockauto, they are 3 years newer!
 


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I ordered some TPMS and the date on them is 7/22 so they are 3.5y old. Net says they last 5-12y, 7y ave. Seller says life begins at use. Is that true? Or can I expect these to fail in 2-4y. I do about 3kmi/yr so it would be an expensive PITA to replace them.

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Most tpms do not work until it has centrifugal force to “turn” them on, normally 19mph of force. Thats why lifespan is so broad. I have replaced them after going bad after 15 years (wheel and tire tech for many years)
 




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