TPMS Sensor Replacement & Programming Dodge Chrysler

TPMS Sensor Replacement & Programming Dodge Chrysler

In this video, we will be highlighting the procedure of replacing and programming tire pressure sensors on a 2010 Dodge charger RT and applicable

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@dukeduke7569 says:

Can you go to a tire shop and get this done?

@marcosramos4596 says:

Cops become cops for the money

@406dreamin99 says:

Bit of advice for breaking the bead. Don’t use the breaker so close to the valve. It increases the chance of breaking the sensor

@nakotahunt1324 says:

Its amazing how people would rather spend $400 on sensors than spending 30 seconds to look at their tires

@ElvedinJedinDinoJusufovich says:

Why is this being shown is that next in your plan after vandalizing the door panels of the car what else. . . . It's happened with every golf I have ohh look raza and Angelica are both wacked out hahaha red golf door panels whatever your guilt is your pleasure as a woman is. Where's my keys to my car . . . Nevermind .

@liquidform says:

I just bought a used car that has the tire pressure light. Do you recommend i replace all of them or just the faulty one?

@QuantumPotato10 says:

Tire pressure monitoring systems are just a waste of money. All they do is cost you money. I'd rather just check mine once a week like a normal person. When I do my pretrip maintenance

@davidtheepro says:

Just check them manually, it ain’t hard

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