Model Y TPMS Sensors in Greater Toronto Area

[FormationLap]

Has anyone had any luck buying a set of TPMS sensors for the Model Y in the GTA?

Took my car in to get new rims yesterday, and the tire guy said that Tesla refused to sell him sensors, and that the owner of the car would need to bring in their ownership to a Tesla dealer buy them.

Tried calling the Lawrence Ave dealership, but it goes straight to voicemail. Anyone have any luck buying them and where? How much for the set?

 

[glide]

Tesla is the only place you can buy them new. $300 for the set. Make a service appointment through the app if you cannot get ahold of anyone in the parts department.

 

[Stach]

I ordered mine in mid-September and I'm still waiting for them...

 

[What The Frunk]

Try calling Mississauga and Oakville centres

 

[Precision120]

Picked up a set from Vancouver Tesla. $450 tax included.

Yes Telsa will only sell to current owners.

 

[Kabillyhop]

I went to Tesla Railside (near Lawrence) and spoke to a guy at the main door. He directed me to a door further down which had a door buzzer. I rang it and a guy from parts came out. I told him I wanted to buy 4 sensors and he went inside and got them. No wait, no delay. $400 CAD plus tax.

 

[KG2002]

Same here - got a set for SC at HWY 7 and 400. I know PCMTires sell them but they charge $130+tax a piece.

 

[FormationLap]

Sweet, thanks guys!

 

[d=1/2a(TesY)^2]

Picked up a set from Vancouver Tesla. $450 tax included.

Yes Telsa will only sell to current owners.

$450 is brutal.......ugh

 

[MattM24]

Picked up a set at Tesla Mississauga last week. $400+tax.

 

[FormationLap]

Update - picked them up from the Lawrence - 180 Railside Road location. They said they have lots in stock. $454.98 after taxes.

Interesting pick up experience with Covid:

1. They didn't let me inside the service center (dress warmly if you need to go)
2. They asked for the last 6 digits of the VIN
3. They had me pay for the sensors through the app

Took less than 10 minutes total, and with the rise of cases, more than happy to not need to go inside.