Im looking for advice about tire pressure monitors for late model Camrys.
Lately I have been thinking about getting a low millage (under 10K miles so there is no danger of it have gone too long without an oil change) Camry. One of the things that I am concerned about is that I always have a set (all 4) of snow tires (Bridgestone Blizzacks) mounted on their own rims for any car I have. A couple of times in past winters other cars were sliding into things on ice and our Blizzaks saved the day. Anyhow, our current cars 1985 Olds 88 and 2001 Impala both do not have TPM's. If I were to get a late model Camry, are Clone TPM's available for a winter set of tires on rims, that could be made to match the set the car comes with that would be the non-winter tire set. Or, can the car be programmed by the owner everytime I change tire sets, without having to take it to a dealer and pay an outrageous fee every time I change from winter to summer tires, or from summer to winter tires?
Lately I have been thinking about getting a low millage (under 10K miles so there is no danger of it have gone too long without an oil change) Camry. One of the things that I am concerned about is that I always have a set (all 4) of snow tires (Bridgestone Blizzacks) mounted on their own rims for any car I have. A couple of times in past winters other cars were sliding into things on ice and our Blizzaks saved the day. Anyhow, our current cars 1985 Olds 88 and 2001 Impala both do not have TPM's. If I were to get a late model Camry, are Clone TPM's available for a winter set of tires on rims, that could be made to match the set the car comes with that would be the non-winter tire set. Or, can the car be programmed by the owner everytime I change tire sets, without having to take it to a dealer and pay an outrageous fee every time I change from winter to summer tires, or from summer to winter tires?