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Message: <blockquote data-quote="oilerlord" data-source="post: 26400" data-attributes="member: 308">In the US, figure on about $60 per TPMS sensor.  Here's a site in Canada that has them (but most tire shops probably do too):https://www.gmpartsdepot.ca/p/Chevrolet__Bolt-EV/Sensor-tire-pressure-monitoring-system-sensor-tire-pressure-sensor-tpms-sensor-valve-stem/65123958/13598772.html?partner=googlebase_adwords&kwd=&origin=plaI just went through the same task of shopping for wheels, winter tires, and sensors for my EV.  We're selling my wife's BMW 330, and have a set of nearly new Michelin X-Ice tires I was hoping to adapt for the Mercedes.  They are 205/50-17 but my EV uses 225/50-17.  I bought a set of Mercedes replica wheels on Costco.ca that look fantastic, however they are 8-inches wide, and the spec for those Michelin tires allow for up to 7.5 inches.  I then considered taking them back, and finding rims that WOULD work, however I decided saving a few bucks to go with a tire size that the manufacturer doesn't recommend isn't all that smart. In the end, I went with a set of Pirelli WInter Sottozero 3 tires.  Tire Rack has them for the Bolt:<img src="https://i.imgur.com/XZ7uTGl.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />The set cost about $200 more than the Michelins do (for my car), but I wanted more of a performance tire this time around.</blockquote>