Review on 🔧 Enhanced TPMS Tire Pressure Sensor 4-Pack | Preprogrammed for 270+ Japanese Brand Models | Replacement for 40700-CD001 | Clamp-in Design | MORESENSOR Signature Series 315MHz | NX-S031-4-NIS by Eric Pruett

These things don't work at all with the 2006 Nissan 350Z that says it works in the description and the Amazon car install system. I bought new tires for my car and I no longer have the original rims. Yes, my car is equipped with a TPMS system because I have a tire pressure warning light on all the time (for those who think I'm not mechanical). That's because I didn't have sensors on my drives. I bought these sensors because they were a cheaper alternative to much more expensive OEM sensors. After my mechanic installed tires with new sensors, he attempted to calibrate the system. He used 3 different computers and it didn't work. So I did a little research and found that there is a manual way to calibrate TMPS on my machine without a computer. I tried this method 3 times and followed all the instructions and nothing worked for me. Now I'm stuck with $90 sensors that don't work and I can't get them back without spending $200-$300 to remove them. DO NOT BUY THESE! GO TO YOUR NISSAN DEALER AND BUY FACTORY! Save yourself $90 and all that headache and get the real ones.