Non-OE tire pressure sensors?

[SuedePflow]

I'm in need of a set of tire pressure sensors for my '13 Suburban 2500. I accidentally gave away mine in a second set of wheels/tires that I recently got rid of (Oops), and I'm tired of the light on the dash.

 

Are any of the non-OE sensors just as good as OE? Just trying to save some money on something that I wish didn't even come on the truck anyway... I'm open for recommendations of which ones to run that hopefully cost less than $200 for the set.

[SuedePflow]

Well, good talk.

[swathdiver]

On 6/5/2019 at 11:34 AM, SuedePflow said:

I'm in need of a set of tire pressure sensors for my '13 Suburban 2500. I accidentally gave away mine in a second set of wheels/tires that I recently got rid of (Oops), and I'm tired of the light on the dash.

 

Are any of the non-OE sensors just as good as OE? Just trying to save some money on something that I wish didn't even come on the truck anyway... I'm open for recommendations of which ones to run that hopefully cost less than $200 for the set.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/4pcs-New-13598771-GM-Original-Equipment-Tire-Pressure-Sensor-TPMS/282958499345?epid=214975568&hash=item41e1a40e11:g:bK4AAOSwaGBblMAR:sc:USPSFirstClass!34953!US!-1

 

https://www.ebay.com/itm/4pc-TPMS-Sensor-ACDelco-GM-Original-Equipment-13598771-13598772/202640616113?epid=230235342&hash=item2f2e526ab1:g:9WcAAOSw3LZcoE1V:sc:USPSPriorityFlatRateEnvelope!34953!US!-1

 

I would not bother with aftermarket when there are plenty of OEM out there for a lot less than you think.  Now, make sure of your truck's frequency as after 2010 or so they started using two.  Check your RPO codes.

[carkhz316]

Aftermarket is just fine. If you can get OEM/ AC Delco for cheaper, then go for it, but anything you'd get at the parts store is decent. I've used them numerous times with zero issues.