TPMS Recommendation - Canada

[jha0330]

Hi Guys

I'm looking ahead into the winter with getting a winter set and see if any one has any recommendations for TPMS in Canada (Vancouver) or online

Looked at some threads but seems most of it is for USA

Thanks!

 

[beastmode13]

Works perfectly for me for the past four months when I upgrade my wheel/tires. Basically these the same parts as from Tesla, without the Tesla branding. ITM is a TPMS supplier for most of the car manufactures.

4 ITM Tire Pressure Sensor 433MHz metal TPMS For TESLA MODEL 3 2017-18 | eBay

 

[blckdmp]

Do these the ebay ITM sensors need programming to work with the Model 3? If so, does anyone sell pre-programmed? Also assuming that 2017-18 sensors would work for a 2019 Model 3. Does that seem correct? TIA.

 

[Sabz]

Do these the ebay ITM sensors need programming to work with the Model 3? If so, does anyone sell pre-programmed? Also assuming that 2017-18 sensors would work for a 2019 Model 3. Does that seem correct? TIA.

Did you ever find out if it works on a 2019?

 

[Sabz]

Been researching and PMC Tire carries these. TPMS - Tire pressure monitoring system

 

[ecarfan]

Moderator note: this thread was moved from the main Model 3 forum since it is a geographically specific question. Hopefully the OP will get more responses in the Canada forum.

 

[fidodido]

I ordered this from eBay and shipped it to Blaine mail box service location (5D packages).
It's much cheaper to ship it and it's not too far from the boarder.

4x ITM TPMS Uni-Sensors Rubber Snap-In 433MHz for Tesla Model 3 2017-2018 667952810776 | eBay
Save money by shipping to Blaine!

 

[Xelloss99]

The PMC Tire sensors do work fine. My winters came with them last year and they started reporting about 1 km after driving with them on (the car needs to read the new sensor IDs for each tire when in motion then it can start reporting).

The TPMS hasn't changed on Model 3 yet so anything that notes it works on a prior Model 3 will work on all years of Model 3. Just specify what car it will be for and they will be programmed with the right frequency.

 

[Dutch24]

For anyone living near Guelph Ontario, there is a parts store (Guelph Auto Parts) that sells these sensors for $30 each and they will program them for you. Cheapest I have come across and so far have bought two sets without any issue.

 

[awww]

For anyone living near Guelph Ontario, there is a parts store (Guelph Auto Parts) that sells these sensors for $30 each and they will program them for you. Cheapest I have come across and so far have bought two sets without any issue.

Nice. What brand do they sell?

Also anyone try the cheaper (non-ITM) ones from ebay? They are $80 or less

 

[PearlShark]

For anyone living near Guelph Ontario, there is a parts store (Guelph Auto Parts) that sells these sensors for $30 each and they will program them for you. Cheapest I have come across and so far have bought two sets without any issue.

Amazing, I wonder if there is anyway to get these in GTA without making the trip. Wish I read this before putting the winter tires on with the sensors I used (which don’t seem to work).

 

[Chetanh]

For anyone living near Guelph Ontario, there is a parts store (Guelph Auto Parts) that sells these sensors for $30 each and they will program them for you. Cheapest I have come across and so far have bought two sets without any issue.

I drive to guelph once a week or so and live in GTA. (Brampton). Let me know if anyone wants me to pick up the sensors.

Also, what brand are they?

 

[Dutch24]

I drive to guelph once a week or so and live in GTA. (Brampton). Let me know if anyone wants me to pick up the sensors.

Also, what brand are they?

This is the brand, they come with a metal stem or rubber stem, both are the same price.

 

[CFinVancouver]

Kal Tire carries something that works, not sure what the cost is. I brought them a tire on rim to do a proper flat repair, I had done a plug as a repair while out on the road. They managed to break off my sensor, replaced free of charge (charged me for the flat repair!). They paired it, however, when I was in Tesla for a 12v battery replacement, Tesla said the sensor was not working(aka not detected remotely). I told them the car detects, no issue.

 

[gaspimp]

Tesla OEM ones are $90 each from any service center. A bit expensive but will give you some peace of mind and warranty from Tesla if there are any problems.

 

[PearlShark]

Just ordered 4 sensors from Amazon.COM

$99 USD (plus ~$11 tax + ~$8 shipping)

All-in will be a little over $150 CAD.

ITM brand, pre-programmed for Tesla Model 3.
Reviews looked promising.

Same set at Amazon.CA was over $200 CAD and same delivery window.

https://www.amazon.com/ITM-Pressure...+All+Models+Replacement&qid=1573706424&sr=8-1

 

[N.Y.R.]

Tesla OEM ones are $90 each from any service center. A bit expensive but will give you some peace of mind and warranty from Tesla if there are any problems.

Peace of mind ain’t worth a 3x premium, that is nonsense.

 

[gaspimp]

Peace of mind ain’t worth a 3x premium, that is nonsense.

Might be nonsense for you. It was worth it for me.

 

[Chetanh]

If i buy winter tires from costco and get it installed on the oem tires and then in the spring buy rims and tpms online will costco install summer tires on them?
If not then can you recommend a place in GTA to do this?

 

[SilverGS]

Just ordered 4 sensors from Amazon.COM

$99 USD (plus ~$11 tax + ~$8 shipping)

All-in will be a little over $150 CAD.

ITM brand, pre-programmed for Tesla Model 3.
Reviews looked promising.

Same set at Amazon.CA was over $200 CAD and same delivery window.

https://www.amazon.com/ITM-Pressure...+All+Models+Replacement&qid=1573706424&sr=8-1

I ordered the exact same set but it wasn't much less after shipping to Canada, so I had them shipped to the UPS store in Buffalo and picked them up there as I had to go there anyway to pick up a set of rims I had bought around the same time.