Working Poor
Related: About this forumMy car isn't new enough but this might help others
Tire pressure monitors going bad?
https://www.stevejenkins.com/blog/2014/11/tpms-warning-light-replace-your-tpms-sensors-for-cheap/
But to my surprise, I found these AC Delco OEM TPMS sensors for my GMC Yukon — the exact same ones the dealer would have installed — on Amazon.com for $27.29 ea (including free shipping). So for $109.16, I had all four sensors in my hands within 2 days. I was concerned that maybe they’d be used, or somehow not as advertised. But they arrived brand new, in two days, in the original packaging:

WhiteTara
(30,559 posts)discntnt_irny_srcsm
(18,626 posts)

I've also used ebay. I needed a new front differential and looked around at a few yards who wanted $350-450 used. I found one on ebay for $200.
I needed a new electric cooling fan clutch. New from the parts houses: $175. New on ebay: $68 (With free shipping) with paypal discount $50.
WhiteTara
(30,559 posts)is that I know just enough to get in trouble.
discntnt_irny_srcsm
(18,626 posts)...it isn't always painless. I feel your pain.
Wawannabe
(6,634 posts)Wig out in freezing weather. I get a tpm error on the DIC.
IMO... they may be mandatory but I can regularly check the air in my tires all by my female self and I am positive I am smarter than those monitors.
Lol
discntnt_irny_srcsm
(18,626 posts)I am also.
I long for the days when my car had fewer computers than I have in my house.
dembotoz
(16,922 posts)my 2001 kia seems rather simple compared to newer models
friend just bought a new ford and we still do not know how to get the radio to am so we can listen to the ball game
that and no car payments are good too
discntnt_irny_srcsm
(18,626 posts)For me an "old" car is one that can still use leaded gas.