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I found the OEM parts (36106856209) on Amazon for $59 and change each. I was leery of aftermarket parts myself after reading this and a couple other threads.
Amazon pricing looks good. Agreed about the leeriness after some of the threads. Before I push the "buy" button, wanted to be sure there were no surprises. $216 installed isn't too shabby at TR (now that I know they are the OEM Continentals.)
Amazon pricing looks good. Agreed about the leeriness after some of the threads. Before I push the "buy" button, wanted to be sure there were no surprises. $216 installed isn't too shabby at TR (now that I know they are the OEM Continentals.)
Yep. Definitely going with Amazon. Geniune OEM part for $59 each! Sold!
I just had a set of OEM TPMS that I bought on Amazon for $59 each installed. Synced up and reset on the first try within about five miles of driving. :thumbs:
I just had a set of OEM TPMS that I bought on Amazon for $59 each installed. Synced up and reset on the first try within about five miles of driving. :thumbs:
Sweet! Just for reference, which ones did you get from Amazon? Can you post the link?
I had a pop up that said it would not fit my 2015 Mini Cooper. Ignore it. The description states 2014+ Mini Cooper and has the correct part number. Little confused that the box said VDO, but the part itself is stamped Continental. Works like a charm. I was expecting to have to attempt the sync more than once after reading some of these posts, but that wasn't the case.
Just had a set of Enkei RPF1 wheels (15.2lbs) and Conti DW (2lbs lighter than the Hankook rF's) w/ TPMS installed to mine today. I shed 32 lbs of unsprung weight w/ this swap. Woot!
No issues, TPMS registered as soon as I got the old tires and wheels out of my car.
