NewYall 4Pcs TPMS Tire Pressure Monitoring System Sensors 315Mhz for Sequoia 2008-2020 Sienna Tundra 2006-2017 RLX TL ZDX Rio Elantra 42607-0C070 42607-0C030 TPM102

The only trouble I had was trying to find what programming to use, the programming tool I have shows the part number so I just tried the program that matched the part number as it didn’t Include this specific brand of sensor. I programmed the sensor to what I thought would work and haven’t had any trouble yet.

This is my third set of these so I thought I could trust them. Wrong. I should have checked them before having them installed but I had a lot going on and just didn't have time. I bought them just a few weeks ago and had them installed within a week and just got around to programing them (2 weeks later) and only 2 responded with a low battery, and no response from the other 2.I should have left the OEM sensors there; they were working still but I figured if they were original to my 2010 Tundra then they might not last through this set of tires. Now I have to pay to have them dismounted if I want to fix it. I'm inclined to leave them and see if it will pass inspection with the TPMS light on. Otherwise mounting and dismounting will cost as much as the refund I'd get with a return.

TPMS sensor appear to the exact same TRW sensor that the Toyota dealer sells for a small fortune. Each sensor has it's own ID code. It came in an Amazon bubble bag, inside is a box containing for TPMS sensors. I read the manufacture date imprinted on the back side of each sensor. Two were made on July of 2021 making them 12 months old. The other 2 were made on July of 2019 making them 3 years old. The day before I received them we got into our 2016 Toyota Sienna that is parked in the garage. Started the car and noticed the TPMS light on the dash was on solid. Backed up 3 feet, got out of the car and the right rear tire was completely flat. Filled the tire and it was loosing about 1 psi per minute. Found a big screw in the tire between the thread and sidewall so I had to replace the tire rather than fixing it. Over the past 2-3 years I will get a false TPMS light on the dash once in a while. The price of these sensors make it very easy on my wallet to just replace the sensors every time I get new tires.

Tried ordering the programming tool Autel from Amazon but it didn't work. Went to a local tire shop who programmed them through the OBD2 port. Sensors started working within a mile and turn off the tire pressure monitor light on the dash. Hope to get many years out of these without issue.

I will say that I was just a little nervous after seeing some of the reviews. But I had these installed by a reputable tire shop along with a new set of tires and am thrilled to have the TPMS working again.

Fair price if it worked, reliably and without running around to get it programmed. It works only intermittently after wasting many hours..to get it to work intermittently.. now not worth spending more money on it . Would get reliable sensors from Sam’s club… which are fairly priced compared to dealerships.

These are SO much cheaper than Toyota's OEM sensors, and they have worked perfectly for the four months I've had them in. They look identical to Toyota's sensors and seem to work just as well. I would definitely save hundreds of dollars and buy them again over getting OEM.

Wasted money on items that cost 4x more that's required for product programming to vehicle computer. before purchase car told me that product only requires installation .... missed informed.

Uno de los 4 sensores llego con la bateria descargada por lo que no se instaló por no funcionar, gastos adicionales en escaneo, montaje etc. No recomiendo comprar este producto