Pre-Programed Tire Pressure Sensor for:-Ford Explorer 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 F150 2007 2008 Edge Escape Fusion for:-Mustang for:-Lincoln MKZ Navigator Mark LT TPMS 6F2Z-1A189-A 315MHz (4)

Ordered the set of 5 for my 2016 Jeep Wrangler. I took these to a local tire shop to have installed and they have worked great since. Much more cost efficient to buy these than at the tire shop. So far they seem to connect great and have not caused me any issues. Even made my tire light go off. I only had these installed a week ago but have not had any issues with any leaking or failing yet.

I purchased a 4 pack for the 2005 Grand Cherokee. Just deflate the tire, break the outside bead, reach in and hold the old one, loosen the retaining nut, DON'T DROP THE OLD ONE WHEN REMOVING IT, install the new one without dropping it, the retaining nut and the metal washer go on the outside, tighten the retaining nut fairly tight, you can only go "tight enough" because you have to hold the sensor in place without it rotating and hitting the rim, DON'T OVER TIGHTEN OR LET IT WEDGE AGAINST THE RIM OR IT WILL BREAK. Refill the tire to the recommended pressure, you probably need to lift up on the tire to seat the outside bead against the rim while airing it up. You definitely need a helper for this, but it is definitely a DIY project. For the Grand Cherokee you need to drive it over 20mph for about 10 minutes and the computer will program itself to the new sensors.

You Preprogrammed one sensor to the same side tire so now my tire light won’t turn off. Most tire shops can only read/program schrader or tech so I can’t get tire pressure light to shut off. Gave it plenty of time and then went to tire shop because it didn’t clear itself like it should have.

Everything worked and they’re still working keeping air in the tires but they no longer have the programming in them I’ve gotta program them again.

Installed these on a set of factory rims I was setting up for winter tires. Install was easy, but do pay attention to the positioning of the sensor itself before torquing down the nut. The sensors linked up to my truck just fine, no issues there. Not sure about the longevity (battery life) but hopefully they'll last several years.

Installed easily and were easy to reset. We'll see how long they last, but so far so good. Installed on May 8, 2025.

Much cheaper than ones from tire store. Discount tire was going to charge 65 dollars a piece. Well I got these and they installed them for free and they work great so far!

I had 4 new tires and TPMS sensors (part number 42753TR3A81) installed on Friday, 12/20/24, for my 2010 Honda Fit. Despite not being OEM parts, these sensors worked perfectly. The shop was able to program them, and my tire pressure warning light is now off. Highly recommend these sensors if you're considering a purchase!