🚗 Enhance Safety and Performance with MORESENSOR Signature Series 315MHz TPMS Tire Pressure Sensor 4-Pack - Compatible with 80+ American Brand Models, Including F2GZ-1A189-A HC3Z-1A189-A - Snap-in Design, Preprogrammed for Easy Replacement - NX-S079-SN-4 Review

I just installed them on my Ford F-150. I wanted to buy them from Autozone but they only had a 1 year warranty with 3 year batteries. The warranty on them is 5 years and the battery lasts more than 4 years. Easy to install and connect to your TPMS mobile device. Quick and easy setup.

Installed them on my 2017 Ford F-150. Personally, I prefer solid rubber valve stems to those that are bushing tightened. It took about 10 miles for the car's computer to recognize them. I use them with e-load tires at 70psi and they read great. Great price here at Revain.

They worked great on my 2017 F250 but I had to use a cheap Ford programming tool. The $10-$15 Ford programming tool worked great. Complete programming sequence required, apply brakes, 3 on. off, brake, 3 on off I think the instructions that came with it were in the right order. Don't try to deflate your tires, I've never worked with this before and I ended up getting frustrated and re-inflating my tires.

Installed at local tire shop, TPS sensor not recognized by scanner, not programmed to vehicle as described. The website indicates that the item is pre-programmed and ready for the vehicle relearn process. The documentation that came with the product states that certain scanners/programmers must be used and information must be transferred through the OBD port before relearning. The website says nothing about these mandatory procedures. Since the local shop didn't have the programmer needed for…

2017 Ford F150 - Installation was pretty easy. Bought a TPMS programmer but didn't use it. They are programmed to work with my truck right out of the box, and they did. Unfortunately, after 17 miles on the freeway, my truck gave me a TPMS error and I tried everything I knew to fix it. These blocks cannot even be initialized by my programmer. I tried to think maybe I need. I even disconnected the battery thinking this might clear the code and the new TPMS units would work again. No luck so far…

Don't waste your money on this! Two of the four sensors failed, now I have to take the tires back off, make an appointment, go back to the tires and wait 3 hours. Do yourself a favor and just buy the factory sensors. I used to do wheels and tires and those sensors are a joke. Get what you pay for I guess! I should have known Update: After struggling with sensors not picking up any of the relearn scanners from 4 different tire shops, I went to Ford and spent $250 to replace 2 sensors. On the way