Enhanced TPMS Sensor 13598771 by ACDelco GM Original Equipment Review

It looked like a genuine AC Delco product, came in a sealed box with AC Delco lettering on the box and sensors. Once fitted to my new wheels and tires it took about a month and one already stopped working! I have the activation tool and it worked fine the first time I installed it. Now I'm assuming that the battery in one is dead and it probably won't be long before the others stop working. Don't waste your money on them, buy new ones from the dealer or tire shop and don't worry they'll stop…

The discount tire cannot be programmed, but that's not because of these sensors. I was able to program them with no hardware other than a car, a key, and an air compressor (I didn't have any yet) by following the instructions in the 2010 Chevy Traverse AWD1 owner's manual.) Remove all the valve stem caps and install the car. in a park with the parking brake on.2.) Turn on the ignition (don't start the car, just turn the ignition on) and hold the buttons on the key locked and unlocked at the…

One of the pitfalls of an old truck is that my gauge batteries start to die, resulting in erratic pressure readings. Took the old one out and put the new one in at Sam's Club for $8. Tip: Don't let anyone charge you for training/calibration. Just google "TPMS calibration for <insert your vehicle>" and you'll see tons of videos showing you how. For GM, it only takes 5 minutes and the process involves nothing more than pressing a few buttons on the key fob and releasing a small amount of…

They didn't fit me but I'll try to be honest with the review as I haven't specified exactly why. I change them every time I put on a new set of tires. GM lists this as the last part number for my 2008 Silverado 2500. Discount Tire (America's Tire) stated that they could not get them to program the car with their scan tool or with the car's own programming mode. Я купил два набора предыдущих номеров деталей и еще один набор для моего Malibu, Delco TPMS от Revain и Ebay, и у меня никогда не было…

Bought a pair of these on a 2010 Impala LS. I was a bit skeptical at first because I read that this is only for 2015 and 2016 vehicles. I posted a compatibility question here on Revain and We GO Global was quick to reply saying it would work. I installed one on an extra wheel I have and mounted the tire, pumped it up to 34psi and put it on the car. I got the car out of the garage and parked it in the driveway. I was surprised that I didn't get a DIC error and didn't have to go through a relearn

My TPMS was purchased in 2020 from Touch Paint Express for my 2010 GMC Sierra 1500. I mounted them in October 2020 and also balanced the tires. Now in September 2020 the TPMS light came on, less than a year and only 1003 miles (a farm truck I don't drive much). Checked and rear two had dead or dead batteries. My mechanic installed 4 of his own sensors and replaced my Revain sensors for $289.87. Touch Paint Express refunded what I paid them, $73.60 plus what they said was Revain's maximum refund

Photos show they are made in America. I originally arranged for the return the same day I received it. I changed my mind after not being able to find up to date information on where the genuine OEM parts are made. The OEM sensors fitted to the truck say they are made in America, but they are no longer made. If you can find it, the battery is old and therefore not worth replacing. The ones I received have "Made in Mexico" written on an ACDelco plastic bag. The sensor does not have a…