Can any tire shop program these to work with our Subarus?
1139425
NO!! The Subaru software is unique. A shop would have to spend a lot of money (to buy the software) to only work on one car. I called around a few shops South of D.C. and no one could do it. I went to Subaru and it was cheap for them to demount, install, remount and balance the tire even at the dealer.
1139426
Short answer is yes, if they do TPMS.The car ECU needs to be programmed with the sensors ID, for each tire location.I suggest www.tpms-tools.com, for further information.
1139427
Yes and no. If they can program Subaru sensors then they can program these. But not all shops are capable of programming Subaru sensors. It's the car that they actually have to program to detect the sensor not the other way around. Make sense?
1139428
Most established garages should be able to. I had the Subaru dealer and private shop do it so far.
1139429
Subaru doesn't have an automatic detection tpms system like some other cars do
1139430
Not that I know of, Subaru's are weird and as far as I've found only the dealership can program the tpms including aftermarket sensors.
1621186
I think you will need to go to their website to check to see what will work with your Subaru -
1905586
It must be programmed by someone with the correct equipment. I installed it then drove over to tire kingdom and they used their hand-held device to update the system. There are You-Tube videos that show you how they do it. The guy didnt even charge me. I tipped him for his trouble.
494139
No they will not. Go to the company's website for a chart of what will fit that tire!
1814319
Sorry can't help ,can tell you the ones I have installed on my Chrysler 2009 Town And Country aluminum wheels work very well and were self programing
1722767
We had a tire shop do it, I don't think that you can do it yourself unless you have a tire machine.
2051212
I do not know.. unless you can put these on yourself, do not buy them most tire places will not put them on for you. They will order them for you.. I was out the money for them.. I did not get them returned in time. Consult your tire man.. sr
638828
Yes, these would work and I would suggest spline drive or acorn lugs.ThanksMike224.587.9255
2110779
According to our guide these should fit your vehicle. A tire shop would have a better idea if the tires would fit.
489807
Yes, the parts are interchangeable, but will need programmed to work with your vehicle.
1572630
Yes, these will work and I would suggest acorn or spline drive lugs. Feel free to call if you have any other questions or concers. Thanks Mike 224.587.9255
222724
Not sure about your particular model and year. I got mine for 2010 Subaru Tribeca - which I am sure the TPMS has not changed w/ newer models. Except for the color, the Item matched with the original. The dealer or tire shop will have to install and pair to the system. Pairing it to the system in the car was a no charge item.
761845
I had a few issues with amazons fit your vehicle function. Without knowing what you drive I can't say for certain. Try tire racks algorithm then shop amazon for shipping and price.
1297451
The kit is designed to work with the flywheel that is already on the car. If something is wrong with that flywheel I would get a new one from Subaru. The kits are essentially original equipment and work very well.
1905585
It does have to be programmed using a special machine. Discount Tires installed and programmed ours for less than $50
1672341
These remotes require plugging a special dealer or locksmith computer into the car's computer to program. You cannot program these yourselves. Thanks, KeylessRide
1363650
call and ask specifically (have your serial number available) i bought these and they worked flawlesly.. i had my local tire shop install them for me and they charged a fee to install them and a fee to program them (you have to do this with the correct devices) there wer no other parts required. i'm not certain what aarish is referring to.... there are only the sensor inside the tires and the computer for the system.