Chevy tire sensor

Daughter had to have hers replaced and now one of ours is messed up. She was told to replace all four. Does that sound smart or just an up sell? Thanks

Thanks Jay, makes sense.

Thanks Dave I was wondering where the sensor is

Dennis J OPKs wrote: I'm a believer, saved me a tire while on the interstate.  A tire started losing pressure fast, managed to limp it off the hwy before totally flat.  Getting the wheel of was another story, seized on the hub and had to get a guy with a BFH to knock it loose.  Tires had been rotated-at least I was told they were?  Many tire shops want to replace sensors when new tires are installed.

LOL, reminds me of almost exactly 37 years ago when the Mrs and I had just been married. We were on a freeway with her car (POS Ford Escort not that it matters). It was dark. A screwdriver went through the sidewall of the right rear tire. I got the stuff out of the back, including of course luggage and stuff, spare, jack, etc. Lug nuts off, no problem. Jacked up with the cheesy little scissor jack no problem. Then the dang thing wouldn’t come off the hub. I beat and kicked and pulled and was getting nowhere. Then a county Mountie pulled up behind us and asked if we were ok. Well yeah, just can’t get the #%*^~ tire off. Says he has a 4-way. I’m like no, you don’t understand! Do you have a sledgehammer? He said he had a Pick Ax. Hmmm, questions….why is a cop car equipped with a pick ax, and what am I supposed to do with it? Anyway, I said well, not sure about that. But how about you stick around for a minute so you can call for help if this car fails on me? I was basically half under the car kicking as hard as I could, that cheesy little jack wobbly as can be. She finally let go! I said thanks for stopping we’re good now!

WALMART had a set of 4 for $28 to fit my one pickup - Sure lot of places sell them online . 

[QUOTE=Tbone95] Hmmm, questions….why is a cop car equipped with a pick ax, and what am I supposed to do with it?