430 aftermarket TPMS

Is $1000 installed, or just the actual units?

 

I think there are two versions of TPMS (based on years of the car) These work fine in my 2005. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01N4OMUNZ

I have the TPMS reset button to reset.

 

I haven't installed these but my notes say this is a direct replacement..

Check with huf

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0742SLD15/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_glt_fabc_CJQT9Y4YSJS5A525RQQX

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Rare footage of Ferrari pricing specialists:

 

Huf RDE048V21 433 MHz TPMS Sensors (2008 F430) Set of 4, under $300 from oewheels.net .
Sync'd up, once it was mounted.

 

https://www.oewheelsllc.com/Huf-UVS2000-TPMS-sensor-set-for-Ferrari
OEM Huf, for the later 430s, mid 2007 to end of production.
I buy from them, good customer service, prompt response to inquiries, and shipped quickly.

 

https://www.oewheelsllc.com/Huf-RDE048-TPMS-sensor-set-for-Ferrari
I asked what the difference is between the $300 and the $169 ones I posted above, and they said the $300 are the "official" Ferrari ones, with a Ferrari stocking number and the $169 are without the Ferrari part number. I went with the $169 ones... https://www.oewheelsllc.com/Huf-UVS2000-TPMS-sensor-set-for-Ferrari

 

better price here for late 430s.
Ferrari 488, 458, California, F12 Berlinetta, F430, FF, Maserati GranTurismo, Quattroporte Huf IntelliSens TPMS Sensor Set (Silver Valve Stem) 248887, 239298, 282189, 20103, 550-1911, RDE011V21, RDE048V21

 

Nice find!

Same goes for the 02 sensor. Ferrari - $550 each. Same identical ones packaged under Maserati - $175 each.

Do your research. Don’t get played!

 

Link doesn't work. Ferrari no longer appears on their menu.

 

This one is down too.

 

Looks like I'll try these.

They were last replaced over 8 years ago. I just had new tires installed last week. I caught a screw in right rear on the 8 mile drive home. $65 to repair.

Exotic car Toys for Tots rally yesterday. As soon as I pulled onto freeway and reached 70--80 mph, tires felt like they were going to vibrate off. Poor balance. I had to drive almost 100 miles with wobbly tires. I thought one of wheels had loose lug nuts. It certainly killed part of my enjoyment for the day. I haven't driven the car in two years bc of other mechanical issues.

After a long day of dealing with rough riding tires, tire warning error pops up. I check the manual. Looks like it's TPMS failure. That would have been nice to happen a month or so ago before I had tires installed!

Good times.

Moral of story, Replace these things when you change your tires if it's been around 5-6 years.

 

On sale too 21% off - one of the cheapest parts of our cars

 

I went to order them this morning. They went up $10 each overnight! You just gotta laugh.