🔧 MORESENSOR Compact PRO Series 315MHz TPMS Tire Pressure Sensor 4-Pack, Clamp-in, Compatible with 30+ Japanese Brand Models, Preprogrammed, [Part Number] [Model Number] [Quantity] Review

Replaced OEM sensors with these on a 2006 Honda Pilot LX with over 229,000 miles. Sensors immediately recognize that the tire pressure is set. We recommend.

The transporter immediately starts reading the sensor, at the next traffic light (approx. 3 minutes) all wheels are stable, no programming required, and no more annoying "DING", after 5 minutes you start moving! Very important! . After installation, ask to balance the wheels.

I received these sensors and fitted them to a Honda Odyssey 07 as the description recommends for this type and year of car and also says they are pre-programmed. Put in new tires and new sensors but they didn't work. The tire shop said its two TPM programmers don't read the sensors, so they can't be reset. I think I lost this time

I took them to a tire shop and installed them on a new set of rims and tires. After installation, the sensor test tool didn't even find a power source for any of the installed sensors. Please look elsewhere, the cost of getting these cheap sensors and sending them back to Amazon and installing real quality sensors is not worth the hassle.

I took them to a local tire shop with some rims I needed to put tires on. They were skeptical at first when I told them they were pre-programmed for my car. But after driving about a quarter mile down the road, the TPMS light on the dash went out. This tire shop is $90 each, I bought them for a set of four for $80. I'm glad I bought them!

The sensors were purchased to replace a tap kit that I replaced on a Honda Ridgeline. They worked great as advertised with my 2009. After installing the TPMS and setting the launches, they read even before I had a ride. I drove slowly and then pulled on the valve core and the pressure drop showed up as expected. Great experience, out of the box and works without third party programming or syncing.

Purchased 4. Visually from the outside they looked like quality materials and workmanship. Very satisfied. Very reasonable price. They work great. Arrived a day after ordering. The tire fitter installed and programmed new tires for me. TPMS red light "off". The dealer (Honda OEM) wanted $90 each, or a total of $360 + tax = $400. Plus installation. These 4 are around $98 on Revain. I saved $300. Tire installer wanted $125 each (installed) or $450 total. $350 saved. Hopefully the batteries and…

No problem, no programming required. I have a 2006 Acura RL and one of the TPMS sensors is out of battery. As I've been told in several places, it's better to change them all because as soon as one goes, they all end. If someone stops working at RL, the whole system will stop working anyway. Japanese technique for you lol. Just kidding, I really love this car. Anyway, over $500 at various locations for parts, labor and programming. Then I found this, no programming required? What a dream…

My TL is over 14 years old and needed some new tires. I figured new TPMS sensors were long overdue, so I chose them because they were cheap and "built in" for the Honda/Acura. I'm always a bit skeptical of such claims, but the reviews seem to support the claim that they work without any additional scanner or programmer fiddling. I also checked the manufacturer's website to make sure it is the correct part number and that they are fully compatible. I'm relieved to report that after about a…