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Originally Posted by WorldRallyB
You have to go to the dealer to get them paired with your vehicle. Most people on here will tell you that they will likely do it for free and take them 15 min. The TPMS kits that go in each wheel is a semi-permanent installation requiring them to replace valve core, cap, nut and o-ring (seal) each time. Google says these run you about $5-$10 each wheel.
With that said, it would hardly be worth it for the effort to have them removed from your current wheels in my opinion.
Also, another note: if your car has TPMS capability its technically unlawful to install tires without the senors in most states, whether you care about that or not
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Ok. Sounds like I will be having them removed by Subaru and put them on the new ones. I know it's unlawful in some states, I WILL have TPMS on my new tires, just wanted to see if it was better to have them moved from the old ones.
Is Subaru the only one with capablity to pair the TPMS IF I decide to get new ones?