NewYall Pack of 4 Tire Pressure Monitoring System TPMS Sensor

Had these put in 2008 Chevy Equionx and did each tire letting air out to set and easy peasy!

Works fine, just don't leave that cap off the valve stem, water ruins them.

Worked well on my 2006 Cadillac DTS. Came pre-programmed with ID#, PSN, etc, so all you might want to program it is a cheap $13 position relearning tool (I used the "Greyghost EL-50448 Orange TPMS OEC-T5, GM TPMS Relearn Reset Sensor Activation Tool, Tire Pressure Monitor TPM TPS Relearn Tool for GM Series Vehicle 2006-2020" I also bought 9/2020) to help the car learn the position of each sensor on your car. On my car, that tool is not required (I can lower air pressure on each tire in the sequence LF-RF-RR-LR and horn beeps to recognize each one) but the tool was cheap and I didn't need to pump up the tires again. I had a tire company mount them so can't attest to how easy that part was though.

Great product for the price! I had recently called the tire shops around town and most of them said they would charge me 50$ per sensor which i thought was insane! So came across this on Amazon for dirt cheap, figured ahh why not, and they fit perfect and were easy for the shop to set them up for me. I have a 2010 Buick Enclave cxl.

I had one TPMS sensor that was malfunctioning and I was about to put four new tires on so I decided to replace all of the sensors.I took him to the tire store and ask them to install them whenever they changed the tires. Once installed it was very easy to synchronize them to the car's computer with the synchronization tool (bought it on Amazon for $10). Took about 30 seconds to do all four. Great value!

Worked perfect !

Not much to say except better then what they replaced

Will not program to my truck with a computer they cannot even detect them tire shops said they are faulty