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TPMS sensor replacement in Fredericton.

Get the dashboard tire-pressure light off, sensors for your winter rims, balancing and install included.

When you need TPMS sensor replacement

TPMS sensor replacement in Fredericton fixes a stuck yellow tire-pressure light, which usually means a sensor isn't reporting. If your winter rims didn't come with sensors, we fit them, program them to your vehicle, and relearn the system so the light goes off. It starts at $50 and includes balancing and install.

A working TPMS sensor is about more than the dash light: correct tire pressure is your single biggest lever on grip, tread life, and fuel economy, and it matters most through a cold Fredericton winter when pressures drop with the temperature. Most vehicles built after 2008 use direct TPMS, so a second set of winter rims usually needs its own sensors.

We also handle relearns and TPMS diagnostics on their own. The booking flow quotes your flat rate with no deposit. Book a TPMS sensor install in Fredericton online, or walk in seven days a week.

TPMS prices

The same price on every vehicle: supply and install, install only, a relearn and a diagnostic.

TPMS prices
ItemPrice
Sensor supplied and installed, eachAll vehicle sizes$50
Install only: you supply the sensor, eachAll vehicle sizes$15
Relearn an existing sensor to the vehicleAll vehicle sizes$20
TPMS diagnosticFree if we repair it the same day$50

A TPMS sensor comes with its own valve stem, so there is no separate stem charge on a sensor install. Every tire price we charge is published in one place, and HST is added at the till.

TPMS Sensor Install: common questions

How much is a TPMS sensor install in Fredericton?

TPMS supply and install starts at $50 and includes balancing and installation. If you supply your own sensor, install is $15 per sensor; relearns and diagnostics are also available on their own.

Do I need TPMS sensors on my winter rims?

Most vehicles built after 2008 use direct TPMS, so a second set of winter rims usually needs its own sensors: otherwise the dashboard tire-pressure light stays on all winter. We fit them, program them to your vehicle, and relearn the system.
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