🔧 Denso 550-2300 Tire Pressure Monitoring Sensor Review

I installed them on my 2008 Sentra with new tires. The store supplied them for free but didn't know how to program them into my machine. There are simple instructions online for this - you have to set the tires to a certain pressure and connect a certain cable, but after 10 minutes of driving the TPMS light went out and stayed on. I hope they last as long as the OEM version (9 years).

Installed, followed instructions on club forums, searched for "Reset TPMS alert yourself". It was twice the price of the cheapest I could find but 1/5 (at least) OEM and no trip to the store to activate it. I will update if anything changes. Quick update: I thought they registered but the system has expired. I had old sensors right next to the truck so maybe that messed up the process. I received the VXDAS TPMS retraining tool and was able to go through and register each sensor with no…

The shop installed my Denso 4 valve TPMS on my 2008 Nissan Sentra. I've followed YouTube's step-by-step reset guide with no success. The sensors should be ready to be detected, this did NOT happen, the light blinks while searching for the sensors, eventually gives up and stays on and constant thereafter. I either need a new set of instructions for the car's computer to successfully connect to purchased Denso sensors, or. If they're defective, which I can't tell for sure. Get a new set of 4…

Bought 4 DENSO 550-2300 TPMS sensors and works great on my 2008 NISSAN Sentra. Got 4 new tires and gauges installed at Pepboys, they offered me a programming service for $38 and I said no thanks. I googled and found a way without programming fancy gadgets. It is very important to set the correct tire pressure before programming. Driver side front 34 PSI, passenger side 31 PSI, driver side rear 29 PSI and passenger side rear up to 26 PSI. If you skip this step, your sensors will not be…