🚗 CDWTPS Tire Pressure Sensor,42607-33021 TPMS Sensor,PMV-107J 315Mhz TPMS,Toyota,Lexus,Scion(4-Pack) Review

Discount Tire was able to fit them onto my 05 4Runner with only one small problem, the car requires 5 sensors. 😂 my evil. All 4 are less than 1 in the same store so can't complain!

Sensors are easy to install like everyone else, I should have known better by looking at the price, there are good imported parts and there are really bad imported parts , This is really bad, after 2 days they all started to fail. Do yourself a favor and buy the Autel brand.

Tires must be removed from the wheels and after removing the old sensors and installing new tires the tires are reinstalled and balanced. Then the sensors in the car have to be programmed for OBD II. The work is not for the average handyman (or woman). The sensors worked great when my local tire shop made them.

I tried asking the dealer to program them to work with my Toyota Prius C but they said it wouldn't work with this unit. This disappointed me because I bought 2 sets. I just drove to work with a flat tire because I wasn't warned. I need to find a programming tool that works with this product.

They were fitted by BJ's Tirre Center after buying new tires. The Revain site said they were for my car but the tire center couldn't program them so I still have the low pressure light. So one star is too much for value for money. I've since taken the car to a dealer who sold it to me and even they couldn't get it to program. Complete garbage.

I was trying to save some money on my 9 year old Prius so I took it to a reputable nearby Americas Tire store to have it fitted. They charged me $120 for installments. All 4, after install the TPS light is still on, the installer told me to give the system a few days to recognize it. I waited a week, the TPS lights flashed on every start and became constant after 15 seconds so I went back to Americas Tire, they use their TPS machine to check all the sensors, they all read fine they told me , I…

I only have access to the OBD data cable and Toyota TechStream software. So I was happy to find inexpensive TPMS devices that also didn't require a TPMS tool to set up. After I entered the IDs of these new sensors into my 2011 Toyota Avalon with my laptop and inflated the tires to 32 pounds of air, the tire warning light on the dash immediately went off. I checked the ECM tire pressures and found they were all in the same range. pounds of pressure measured with my digital tire pressure gauge…