TPMS swap - frequency compatibility question

[SmokyMtnsJeepGirl]

I agree, I would replace. My F150 was fine, decided to save the money and didn't replace, one month later dead batteries. Still have the stupid light on because I'm cheap. On a related note, OEM or aftermarket, apparently Chrysler Jeep Dodge are all super sensitive, probably best luck with OEM but can still be a gamble. I say this as I have an appointment to install my second set of sensors to try to get it working with my new tires.

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[Gregj]

I agree, I would replace. My F150 was fine, decided to save the money and didn't replace, one month later dead batteries. Still have the stupid light on because I'm cheap. On a related note, OEM or aftermarket, apparently Chrysler Jeep Dodge are all super sensitive, probably best luck with OEM but can still be a gamble. I say this as I have an appointment to install my second set of sensors to try to get it working with my new tires.

This has not been my experience at all, I have used cheap eBay sensors on three different Jeeps and they couldn’t care less. Just put them in and drive and the Jeep works it out perfectly.
Gregj

 

[SmokyMtnsJeepGirl]

This has not been my experience at all, I have used cheap eBay sensors on three different Jeeps and they couldn’t care less. Just put them in and drive and the Jeep works it out perfectly.
Gregj

Thank you for chiming in!

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