🚀 Enhanced Performance: NewYall Pack of 4 Tire Pressure Monitoring Sensor TPMS – For Optimal Safety and Efficiency Review

Installed on a 2013 Toyota Corolla at a tire shop with no problems for about $15 per tire. They were able to pair and program the car without any problems.

I installed them with my new tires. Discount couldn't get her to work on my Camry Hybrid. I ended up buying the Autel Tpms tool just to find out how to fix these Camrys but not the Camry Hybrid.

Even though it fits my tire the light sensor is still on and the mechanic says they are sensors because they check tire pressure and everything. Sensors can pose a problem as codes are erroneous.

All 4 sensors had different codes on the sensor. You need these codes to program the vehicle. Installed on a 2010 Prius. You will need Techstream or another OBD connection to program the new sensors. There are many videos on YouTube about this. I used Techstream for programming.

Packed in 4 pieces, suitable for all 4 wheels. Or so I thought. All 4 sensors had the same serial number. This means that the TPMS treats all 4 sensors as one sensor and cannot differentiate between them. Thanks to Revain, I was able to get her back.

I haven't been able to check if they work - I've registered them on my tires and my car doesn't have a tire sensor - but they still don't work, not sure if it needs batteries but i can't check it now anyway because my tires are mounted and it will cost me $160 to take them off and another $160 to put them back on - too expensive - but I do I don't know if they work but they don't work at the moment - so yeah I feel like I wasted my money on a product I thought would work - they should have more