2010 PRIUS BRAKES STRUTS SWAYBAR LINKS 126,000 MILES

WHO told you that????? You need to find a new place where ever you went for, for whatever reason.
You need to give more information.
At that mileage, extremly unlikely you need any of those things.
If you are hard on the brakes, or previous owner, then the fronts may be low. If you don't get any
pulsations when you apply the brakes, rotors should be fine.
"IF" you need 3 tpms modules, you need 4.
All of the above YOU can do yourself, for a lot money. Except maybe the modules.
But you need to give more information about where you went, why you went, what you had done their.

 

OP’s location appears to be a zip code, for New Jersey, USA. Road salt and neglect “may” have done in the brakes, who knows.

Yeah more explanation of “they” would help. Assuming a dealership, get an assessment from a second dealership, and another quote; see how they compare.

Not everyone is willing/able to do serious mechanical work. Myself for example: I’m comfortable with routine fluid changes, basic brake maintenance, push my ceiling a bit with the EGR cleaning.

But even caliper swaps I’m not so sure; that’s significant opening up of the brake lines, and I don’t have Techstream. Suspension work I’ve always left to pros.

 

Since OP didn’t describe his car is having any issues then this is a case of the wallet flush quickie.

 

Bought right for NJ area prices etc . Do it need that possibly . Struts go fast in NJ . Terrible roads . Salt n crap on brakes in in garaged car more n likely.

 

I can tell you this....$150 per TPMS ($600 total) is absolutely a ripoff....you can buy all for parts for $40-60 and it doesn't cost $500 to install them. Go to a tire shop and get an estimate for just that to compare. I suspect everything else they quoted is abnormally high too...

 

Struts in front end parts go quick on this car as in to be replaced it's not a half a morning job generally and all that kind of stuff especially if you're not doing the hub and wheel bearings along with it I mean the stuff just bolts on mark everything both it back together and even your alignment should be close enough that most people want fool with it at least that's how it works on my '09 and my 13

 

Pacific makes the center caps for aluminum wheels as well as TPMS sensors about 45 bux Pacific branded factory I've bought 8. Flip wheel over see Pacific logo on back center cap? Now find that logo on E bay they be plenty of them . Who Toyoda used . So you buy ..

 

i got all four of my tpms sensors replaced at 40 dollars a tire (two years ago at sam’s club) i believe costco, walmart, or any tire place can do it, but don’t pay 150 a tire at that place

 

In my 2009 Camry the tpms has not worked for some years. The TPMS sensors not working (flashing then solid) means absolutely nothing to the functionality of your car. Just check the tire pressure weekly. It’s also a good habit to check oil level and other fluid levels since in this generation those are the first warning signs to something more significant. Use that money for far more important things on your list like brake pads and rotors.

 

FWIW, Mazda dealerships sell their TPMS sensors for around $30 apiece (last time I checked, about 18 months back), and after initial intro, owners can swap between 2 sets of wheels/tires (typically regular and snows) and the car recognizes and uses either, with just a few minutes driving (no dealership visit or expensive readers needed).

 

They’re charging way too much money.

You can get Dorman 974-301 for $37.54 ($150.16 if I didn’t fumble my calculator app) from Amazon and clone them yourself with 974-505 ($180.96). Have them installed at Walmart super cheap, or even at one of those overpriced places if you really need to….

BTW- Dorman lists these as Lifetime Warranty parts and I just verified this is still true…


iPhone ?

 

So the 492 dealer price for two TPMS sensors that's installed in the tire and wheel on the car ready to drive out of the showroom or the shop? That's absolutely ridiculous hell even Pacific the company that makes themselves them for way less than that I mean like a third or what have you The breakdown for four centures is about $48 $44 at my door. That's for four and then it's at the cheap tire store they charge me $7 while they're changing my tires to screw on the bolt that holds the TPMS sensor the new one into my existing wheel I just paid this the other week and now I don't do that I open up the tire myself change the sensors and then put new tires on the wheels or what have you $500 for two holey moley .

 

Good point. There is a defect with Tapatalk on iPhone but I left it on so TapaTalk gets their advertising space. Should be iPhone on Tapatalk. I'll try to remove it...

It still seems way overpriced to me. Last time I had a TPMS sensor mounted on my spare at a local Walmart, (once I found one willing to), they didn't even charge me....

I found their advertised pricing here. (I'm pretty sure they can't mount 20" tires, bought a set from them for my wife's Porsche):

Auto Care Center Services - Walmart.com

 

Another app and another texting thing on a few sites always shows down in the bottom that you're on an iPhone or you're on a Samsung SM something another a751 d whatever you can go into the menu somewhere and change that to a signature your name something smart whatever I never bother with touching any of it