TPMS Sensor, 433 MHz Pre-Programmed TPMS Tire Pressure Sensors for Buick Enlave Lacrosse for Chevrolet Silverado Impala for Cadillac XT4 XT5 XT6 for GMC Sierra Acadia 13598773 13594222 4pcs

I had this installed on my 2023 Chevy Silverado and I bought the relearn tool and it took 2 minutes to relearn them. These worked perfectly and are a direct replacement.

Had to come here to update and to show excellent customer service. My Sensor failed within a month on my escalade. It was slightly out from the return period. The vendor reached out and made it right for me. Definitely doing business with them again.

I bought these TPS going by the item description if 426070C070 TPMS Sensor, 315MHz Pre-Programmed Tire Pressure Sensors for Toyota Sequoia 2006-2017 Sienna 2006-2020 Tundra 2006-2017 TPS Sensor Replace 529333X200 TPM102 4pcs I have a 2006 Toyota Tundra and these do not work. The TPS’s was installed with new tires, I got several miles down the road and my TPS light came on on my dashboard turned around took back to tire shop, could not get them connected/to work. Took it to two other tire shop and the same result. Going to remove them and return them.

Only had to about a week but so far so good. They worked perfectly fine on my 2024 chevy 2500hd. Just make sure to buy the program tool which is only like 15 dollars.

Once they was installed and programmed they work fine.

Bought to replace wrong frequency TPMS in wheels I bought to add to my Wrangler so fault code could be reset.

I use these on my 2008 GMC Sierra 1500, they paired with my truck easily, the only issue is that the settings on the TPMS sensors were all Goofy, they said that if the tire pressure was higher than 30 lb of pressure then it would send up a message that there was an error on your car, and if the pressure dropped below zero then it would set up a sensor issue, so even though I installed these at home and on my truck I wouldn't have had to go to a dealer or a mechanic to pair these with my vehicle, I did end up having to go to a mechanic to have them use their code reader and reprogram the sensors to the correct tire pressures readings so that way it wouldn't go off unless you inflate your tired over 40 PSI and if your tire went under 25 psi, that way seems how your tire pressure normally should be at 35 lb of pressure it won't send an error code unless it heats up and puts a higher PSI over 40 lb of pressure, and it won't put up an area code unless you end up losing air pressure and it goes below 25 lb of pressure, but the way that this TPMS sensor came to me it wasn't correct for any tire that I've ever seen and would set up an area code number what you did unless you under inflated your tire and then it wouldn't pop up again until your tire was already flat and your tire was ruined, so if you can if you're going to get these put on by tire shop or by a mechanic and they have a code reader that they can actually read all that type information make sure to tell them to double-check those settings for your high and low PSI when they install the sensors or else a couple minutes after you leave the place your tires put on you'll get an error code and it'll kind of look as if the sensors weren't working and then you have to go back

Worked great for the price

Bon prix ok