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Originally Posted by stevej37

I remember getting the light on my 2010 Fit for TPMS system trouble. I brought the car in and they replaced the sensor in one tire because the battery was dead. A month later, the same thing but different tire. I asked them to do the other two also.

I should have just had them do all four at the first stop. I was told 8-10 years is the average life.
Mine made it to 10

I'm glad that part won't happen with the Civic.

I've got a 2008 boxster. I've had it since Aug 2014. It was CPO when I bought it. I don't think the TPMS sensors have ever been replaced, at least, not since I've owned it. I'm assuming they could go bad any day now since they should be at least 10 years old (if not 16).

The Internet seems to think that the wife's 2018 Outback also has sensors. I suspect they may be getting ready to go out. They seem to work, we get numbers for all 4 wheels. But twice now the warning light started blinking and then stayed on which I believe is supposed to indicate a problem in the system. I suspect the battery is going bad in at least one sensor.