🔧 One Size Smart Sensor One Clamp-In - The Main Resource 17-43042 Review

My 2008 Porsche Cayenne has a bad TPSM, my local Porsche dealer wants to charge me $370 for a new one (just one). I visited a tire shop near my home. . They installed it and changed me for only $85. That works great.

I have installed hundreds of these sensors for my dealer customers. I have these and the latch style (17-43041) and haven't found a car that doesn't work. Yes, we have the necessary programming tool, without this tool they are useless. Great price on Amazon. 1/2 of my previous supplier. I would recommend it to any tire shop (if you can get the tools)! Not recommended for DIY vehicle owners trying to save a few bucks.

Replaced two stock sensors with these sensors from Smart Sensor Pro. You will need a programming tool to program and reconfigure the sensor on the vehicle. Some cars need OBDII module to relearn. In the same month, a nine-year-old car broke down twice. Saved money by investing in a programming tool and buying sensors as needed. Not as difficult as it may seem. Now I can save money for friends and family. Two thumbs up!

Bought 4 and thought it would be an easy install. The program doesn't say right before installation, and the programming tool can only be made by their product, which costs hundreds of dollars. Went to Costco, Firestone and the dealer and they all told me the gauge was not compatible with their tools. Having a Hyundai Elantra I only bought the manufacturer's brand and it was easy to install at Costco. Don't be fooled by their low cost, save yourself the hassle and stick with the original…