MORESENSOR Signature Series 315MHz TPMS Tire Pressure Sensor 4-Pack | Preprogrammed for Select 500+ American Brand Models | Replacement for 20925924 20922900 15268606 | Clamp-in | NX-S024-4

Ok for tahoe LTZ 2011

They have been working properly since the install. I also purchased the programmer for under $10. Easy to do.

I bought a new pair of 22 inch wheels and a ordered a new set of tires to be installed at Costco. I wanted a tpms set that was a good price, but something that will last. I can't speak on the longevity, but all the cheaper tpms listings didn't mention battery life at all. This product seemed higher end and claims 5-8 year battery life. I wasn't sure how the silver stems would look with the black wheels but I wanted metal over rubber, hoping it will last longer. The silver ended up looking great to me and it's lower profile than the rubber ones. Not a fan of the grey stem caps but I suppose it matches if that's what you're looking for. I plan to switch them out for some black metal ones. Also important to note, Costco dude said they don't reset tpms for you if they're not OEM or their product that they sell. But after finishing it up, the guy told me this brand works fine with their learner tool, so he went ahead and programmed them anyway. So that was a big plus to not have to do that myself. Also impressed they arrived in one day, which helped out a lot.

I had these sensors installed on my 2014 Chevrolet Equinox LS when I bought new tires. The tire shop was not able to get one of the sensors to scan, but I was able to get all to scan later with my "VXDAS EL50448 TPMS relearn Tool for GM" (purchased earlier from Amazon).However, the sensors began to fail after only 2 days. I could do the relearn procedure again only one time with some trouble -- had to hold the tool in several positions near the sensor, and for an extended period of time. Then the dreaded light would come on again in a matter of hours. Each following attempt to scan resulted in fewer and fewer sensors responding until none would respond at all.I had Discount Tire check them out with their scanner and they were able to determine the sensors were detecting the tire pressure like they should, but only 2 of the sensors would respond for the relearn tool.By now it was too late to return the sensors for refund, so I'm out the 80 or so bucks I spent.

The sensors come preprogram for most GM vehicles. Meaning that you don't have to clone or create a new sensor, all that needs to be done is registered and programmed onto the vehicle. Definitelyn more cost the fight did the big parts doors and even the dealer. Highly recommend!

Does exactly as advertised. Once installed just put in learning mode and go thru the sequence. Simple and works as It states. I will curious to see how long these last compared to the original factory sensors. I have put them on both my 2008 GIG crew cab diesel and my 2009 Impala. Just put the vehicle in learn mode and use a learning tool (Amazon sells them) to learn for each tire position. I would give them a 5 star but waiting to see how long they last. So far a year and no issues.

Great product would recommend if it is compatible with your vehicle.

Great price and worked flawlessly with 2016 Chevy equinox. You can look up how to program on YouTube or Google