At 09:15 AM 07/09/2012, you wrote:

>Unless I am mistaken, in the US all new cars (last several years anyway)
>require tire pressure sensors, regardless of type of tire. Certainly both =
of
>my cars (2008 and 2010) do.
>
>
>-- Bob Ammerman
>RAm Systems

That's my understanding. However, I'm not convinced it was a good
decision. Other half's Nissan has suffered two cracked sensors,
and the sensors cannot be paired with the computer without
equipment that only dealers have. It was $300 with labor & tax to replace
one. My car (different make) has the sensor alarm on continuously
though the pressures are okay. Only two data points, but they are not
encouraging. Maybe tires were getting too reliable so they had to
add something that would break more easily.

--sp



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