🚗 Set of Four (4) GM Tire Pressure Monitoring System TPMS Sensor 315MHZ Replacement - CDWTPS 13598772 for Buick, GMC, Chevy, and Cadillac Review

Good quality product installed on Chevy Malibu 2010 working perfectly. Find out the usual way, by holding down the lock button on the remote while the key is in the ignition and deflating the tire, starting with the driver's tire (you'll see a blinker near each wheel). Be careful when you do this because it can lock the door and when you close the driver's door you lock the car and the key is in the ignition switch. They locked my car at a gas station, I call a taxi home to get a second set of…

The price was great. The ones I ordered should transmit on 3.15 MHz. When I couldn't get them to relearn in my 2007 Chevy Colorado I went to the dealer and their diagnostic computer said the sensors 0n were sending 3.149MHz and the truck module needed 3.150MHz. I received a replacement set that doesn't match the frequency either. They were all brought back to Revane. I still have the TPMS light flashing on the dash and spent about $140 to install and realign. I don't recommend them.

Perfect TPMS replacement for 2019 GMC 2500HD. The TPMS HCL system was used for new discs. One of the sensors even survived a little abuse during installation. Once installed, set the dashboard to TPMS, press and hold the button and the truck will go into "learning mode". Start at the front on the driver's side and move clockwise around the truck from the left. Front. I used the VXDAS EL50448 TPMS tool. The "learning" process took about as long as it takes to walk around the truck and "run" each

I haven't used these sensors long enough to give them a higher rating, but so far I'm quite happy. I do NOT believe in "use only genuine parts". Working as a motorcycle courier in Washington DC in the 1980's, I replaced my stock Honda brakes every 10,000 (about 2-3 weeks) until my mechanic recommended I switch to a Dutch made racing brake (I can't remember remember the name). that's HALF the price of OEM Honda. Guess what? They also continued TWICE LONG! I'll have to wait at least 8 years…

I have a 2007 Silverado. these worked great. Several reviews say this is not the case. Here is the key. I recommend getting the $10 TPMS retraining tool. Other than that, and if you switch to car relearn mode on startup, it worked great the first time with no issues. Please note that they are NOT plug and play and ALL TPMS sensors are not plug and play. You must enter your vehicle's TPMS learning mode. it's usually very simple. Chances are the people who said it didn't work weren't following…

I bought a set of steel rims and snow tires for my 2019 GMC Canyon and also crossed my fingers and ordered this TPMS hoping it would work as it's significantly cheaper than most others there. My mechanic installed them and mounted the tyres/rims. He had a mod computer that didn't work with their setup, but I went into DIC on my base model truck: Tire Pressure Monitoring -> Reset -> Are you sure you want to go into learn mode -> Yes. The horn blew, he picked up the tool and walked…