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MY 07, 987, 17kmiles: Warning light started on/off routine...check tire pressure with GOOD gauge, tires right on the money. Warning comes on again,...can't access the tire size, etc menus....Dealer says batteries in TPMs are going south, $1200 for 4 sensors....Anybody have an alternate solution? The dealer can't/won't "disable" the warning....19" wheels, checked frequently...Suggestions?...thanks...Jim.....Thanks Phillip...I know its a hose over...only Dealer within 120 miles, and not sure the local "exotic" indie can pull it off...Another Federal MANDATE that burdens the public.....no question the "direct" measuring is the most accurate, but the cost of dismounting the tires because a battery is crapping out?..Spoke to one supplier, said the sensors are literally bulletproof..they are totally encased in kryptonite.....what a rip.......thanks.....jb