Review on 🔧 Dorman 974-028 TPMS Sensor for Chrysler, Dodge, and Mazda Models - Tire Pressure Monitoring System by James Handy

The product was delivered on time, so this is the first plus. As Revane suggested, the sensor fitted my car perfectly. One thing I really should know about these sensors is that they are post-sale. Sometimes they may not sync up with your car's ECU (car computer) like they should, according to a gentleman who works at an auto repair shop in my local office. I just installed a sensor at a Walmart auto service center for free (due to a special case I had), but they usually charge you around $10 for a wheel mount. Walmart's auto service team told me it might not sync because their "sync car" might not cover that type of sensor, but I later learned from a mechanic at a local dealer they didn't know what they were talking about because you do just need to drive 2-5 miles on the car first, and then the sensor will go down automatically. If the sensor doesn't go down, then the dealer's mechanic said it's a defective aftermarket sensor. But don't buy from the dealer, it'll cost you about $100 compared to the above price. So everything and everything worked as intended and it was a great purchase!