Review on MORESENSOR Signature Series 433MHz TPMS Tire Pressure Sensors, Pack of 4, Preprogrammed for 850+ European/American Brand Models, Replacement for Part Number 56029398AA, Clamp-In Design, NX-S033-4 by Keith Bradley

I run my 2020 Jeep Wrangler on two sets of tires, one of which is for extreme weather driving (snow and winter). My regular tires come with this set of TPMS sensors (model NX-S033) and they work great. However, when I installed another set of the same sensors in my new set of snow tires, the TPMS reported the correct pressure but also displayed an error gauge on the dash. At the dealer they first thought it was the central module, so they replaced it under warranty. This didn't solve the problem. At the time they thought it was a single defective sensor, so I called in a replacement to replace the Revain. However, when I came back with a replacement, the dealer's diagnostics said all FOUR sensors were wrong! Maybe they were trying to get me to buy an expensive MOPAR sensor (one of them costs the same as the whole set of them). However, they asked me to put the normal tires back on to see if the problem was resolved. it was like this. So something is wrong with these sensors. Now installing Revain has shown that they will work on my jeep. However, if you go straight to the MoreSensor page, the setup page says my 2020 Wrangler should have a KX-S033, not an NX-S033. Aside from the KX rubber stock and the NX aluminum stock, I don't know if there are any other differences. I have no idea how to solve this problem. Buy with caution.