Not only charge us for them, but MANDATE that we have them.
Where I live, I find it advisable to equip my cars with studded snow tires during the slick season. I have read that someone with some authority has decreed that tire shops MUST require that customers have tire monitor sensors in their snow tire wheels if the car is equipped with a tire monitoring system. Supposedly the shop can be fined $10K for putting tires on a car without the sensors in place.
What a bunch of garbage!!! I have also read that the sensors can add $100 in cost to each tire if you are forced to buy them.
I suppose a person could get his wheels and buy the tires at a shop and lie about what they were going to be installed on. And then install the mounted and balanced tires at home.
Things just shouldn"t be that complicated. The government should leave us alone. We don"t need a NANNY STATE.
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