🔧 EONLION Tire Pressure Sensor 315MHz TPMS for Chevy GMC Cadillac Buick - 13586335, 13581558, 15922396 Review

I had a horrible time with this in my 2007 Impala SS, I took my car to a tire shop to have the kit fitted but they couldn't get it one. one to be read by the scanner/programmer. Waist $45 and a day off for 4 weeks.

First. I figured if they work at all and don't turn off my tire lights for at least a few years, they'll be worth what I paid for them. Well after about 2 months one of them stopped working. Others aren't very accurate, but I was fine with this one. Claimed battery life is 4-8 years. I have not received 4 months.

Fits stubborn Pontiac G8! Many places claim that they have original spare parts for the G8 but you go there or get the product and that is wrong, well I can say that this particular product works on the G8 also learning tpms itself. I also had them for a full year before I could install them.

I drove with a dashboard that looked like a Christmas tree. I finally found and bought them as one of the service gauges was the tire pressure monitoring system. The dealer asked over $600 to replace them. It was such a deal compared to this price. I installed them and they work great. The service lights on the dashboard no longer light up.

UPDATE failed today! 10/30/20 took less than 3 months. They worked great on my 2008 Escalade. I checked what is required before installing. We have been working for 3 months now. The pairing did not require any special tools but was done manually by adding/removing air. ****TIP*** I used a garden sprayer to test. I tossed them to him, pumped them up and tied them to the car.

My car is a 2010 GMC Terrain and the original tire sensors were starting to fail - so I installed them along with a new set of tires. . The software tool didn't work in the tire shop, but programmed them by putting the sensors into learning mode and deflating each tire. There was a guide in the box on how to do this and it was very easy to follow. I installed them for almost two months and had no problems.

Worked on my 2007 Avalanche LTZ 4x4 Excellent (first year with new body). It's easy to program yourself, just look it up on You Tube. Has been working without problems for a few months. I installed it myself but wouldn't recommend most to do it themselves unless you know how to break the bead and install it on the tire. Also, you have to get it in the right direction and be careful not to break them when attaching the beads. If the tire moves while running, you probably need to balance it, so…