42607-33021 315MHz Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) Sensor Compatible with Toyota 4Runner Corolla Highlander Land Cruiser Tundra Tacoma FJ Cruiser Lexus GS350 IS350 GX470 LFA LS460 LX470 RX330

I replaced one of the tire pressure sensors on a 2006 Toyota Pruis. It fit just like the one that I removed and was programed using a Toyota tech stream scan tool make sure that you write down the sensor number before installing it the side of the sensor that the number is on is against the wheel when it is installed. It is still working good I will update this review if there is a problem.

I told the shop that it was already programmed. the guy synced it. No problem at all. I was skeptical because there are reviews saying they had issues. The issue may be the shop trying to program it when it's already programmed or just user error. It didn't give the guys at the shop any issues for me so idk. If it Kirk's out quality wise I'll report back but for the price I wouldn't be mad honestly. It's up there and filling the otherwise empty hole. & that was my goal. I know when my tire is flat and they check them at every oil change so mine have never actually been of much use when it comes to alerts. But on day one I have no lights on the dash so I'm satisfied. I have a 15 Lexus rx 350 sport by the way. Edit: light is on. Its solid so I kno its the sensor. I personally don't care. I also have a tire pump. So i have air readily available & visually check tires daily. I'll check pressure maybe once every couple weeks. So the sensor itself is just filling the hole for me. I'm not reducing my review bkuz I bought it to fill the space. It is doing that. & my tire isn't leaking air!

These sensors installed easily by a tire shop. Programming to the vehicle worked as expected. I installed two sensors on front tires and after two months in service both sensors failed to report to the vehicle. Diagnostic device reported low batteries. I expected these sensors to work for at least five years as advetised.

Purchased and installed these just over a year ago and the batteries have died. I suggest another product, as I have to break my beads and reinstall/program new ones. If you don't have a programmer or a tire changer/bead breaker- these will cost you around a total of $350 annually for the bead break/install removal, replacement, and programming. Well over the cost of OEM set that can last upto 10 years.

Installed are not programmed

Decided to try out cheaper tpms since oem ones are around $60 a piece. Unfortunately one sensor did not work at all but the 3 other wheels worked perfectly. Fitment was not an issue. I had low expectations for the price so I can’t be too upset about one bad sensor. Eventually the tpms light will drive me insane

First time I had the TPMS issue, and decided to do it myself instead of taking to tire store and have them charge whatever they wanted (which I learned would have been $400-$500). To begin with I went to a tire store, had them scan for issues, and three of the five (incl. spare) were dead. Bought these. Found a tire store that quoted be $20 to put the three into the car (Discount Tire - clearly wanted to get my tire business with this great low price - Mavis is 3 blocks away). They programmed easily (I watched) and the TPMS light went off. Great deal!

Got the pack of 4 and had to order one additional sensor for the spare tire on a RAV4. During installation the rubber seal on all the sensors needed to be removed and reinstalled properly. They were just shoved on with no regard, lucky none of them had torn or ripped. One seal was even upside down. The particular sensors are not name brands located in the choices for sensor programming on a professional brand name TPMS tool, but using direct fit worked perfectly. The sensors showed tire pressure and temperature correctly during programming. Would be great if they had a choice for both 4 and 5 packs. At least the light is off.