Review on 🔧 Mopar 68249197AA Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) Sensor by Ken Pinell

These TPMS sensors were not working on my 2016 RAM 1500 Bighorn even though it said they should. The dealer installed the car and did not get in touch. After installing new wheels, the sensors never synced to my truck. The dealer told me that while they were advertised as MOPAR TPMS sensors, that may not be the case. So I still don't get the $220 for removing the tire and reinstalling the sensors. They were really puzzled, because even fake TPMS sensors should at least show an error, but no reading at all. They were also addicted to the price I paid it must be 2x what I paid. So now I have useless TPMS sensors on my truck giving an error every time I start it. I'm looking for about $500 for a new set of sensors to install. Do not buy them unless you can accurately match your vehicle's VIN against these sensors to ensure they are working.