🔧 Enhanced TPMS Tire Pressure Sensor 4-Pack | Preprogrammed for 270+ Japanese Brand Models | Replacement for 40700-CD001 | Clamp-in Design | MORESENSOR Signature Series 315MHz | NX-S031-4-NIS Review

Considering how much they charge you at the tire shop compared to ordering from Revain, that's no problem. I don't think the tire guys understand that we can search for this material! They worked great in my Altima. I have to pay to install them, but ordering them and paying for the installation was a huge money saver.

I had to install it on the original sensors because of bad seals. FYI I don't think so because they say they are programmed. You will work without a job. After installation, you need to put TPMS in learning mode. Search YouTube videos for your cat/truck/SUV. Make sure the tires are inflated to the correct PSI. You can make them work by driving after the car is put into learning mode. Not that. You may need to automatically reset the TPMS tire pressure sensor. Or take it to your favorite tire…

available I was originally looking for TPMS for a 2010 Camaro. During my research of the description, it was found that this particular TPMS system is only suitable for the required retraining procedure. I ordered and installed it to replace my dead TPMS battery. After I brought it home and did the relearn procedure, it didn't work. Realized the online description was wrong. Be careful when ordering. I had to order a new one and now I have to reassemble it. double the cost. Disappointment. I…

I was in urgent need of replacing all four sensors on my 2011 Nissan Sentra. I went to many stores to find out the price and the average was $100 per tire. No thank you! I decided to buy the parts myself and pay a local tire shop to install them. The mechanic was shocked to learn that I paid $80 for all four sensors and they were pre-programmed to make pairing the system quick and easy. My shop charged me $10 per tire for installation and balancing, so I paid about $125 total for new TMPS…

We replaced all 4 sensors after one of them failed on our 2009 Nissan Murano. We bought new tires from Costco and had them installed. Costco doesn't guarantee they will work, but they installed them and they seemed to work for a few minutes, after which the tire pressure light came on. went back to costco and found that the tires they just installed were actually too low allowing the tire pressure sensors to work properly. Costco inflated to the correct pressure and has been riding with these…

These things don't work at all with the 2006 Nissan 350Z that says it works in the description and the Amazon car install system. I bought new tires for my car and I no longer have the original rims. Yes, my car is equipped with a TPMS system because I have a tire pressure warning light on all the time (for those who think I'm not mechanical). That's because I didn't have sensors on my drives. I bought these sensors because they were a cheaper alternative to much more expensive OEM sensors…

I installed it and put it in learning mode. Everything was fine until I got home. I had an indicator on the dashboard. I checked the pressure on all four wheels and found that three of them were at 40psi and one was at 50#. I reduced the pressure in one tire and everything looked fine. Now I'm getting intermittent readings even though the tires are inflated to 40#. I took the car back to the installer (Big-O) and they checked it out. He placed the gauge on the tire's sidewall by the valve stem…