Can you replace the TPMS sensors yourself?

Overall the answer to this is no. The TPMS sensor is inside the tire (typically mounted to the valve stem inside the edge). To transform it you would have to eliminate the tire from the edge and supplant the unit, then, at that point, remount the tire, balance the haggle and reinstall on the vehicle.

This is how a TPMS sensor looks-

The vast majority don’t have the gear to unmount, mount, and balance a tire at home. Assuming that you do then you can change the sensor yourself. In case not then you should pay to have the sensor changed.

TPMS Sensor units are intended to have a battery life of 8–10 years. Assuming that your vehicle is in this age range or will get over it before you would get your tires changed once more, I recommend to people they have the units replaced when you have the tires changed & visit TREEL TPMS