VIDEO: Never Ignore TPMS Sensor Kits!

VIDEO: Never Ignore TPMS Sensor Kits!

Andrew Markel explains why TPMS sensor kits should never be ignored on any TPMS replacement job.

Andrew Markel explains why TPMS sensor kits should never be ignored on any TPMS replacement job. Sponsored by Intermotor.

Video courtesy ImportCar.

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