IM1003 TPMS Sensor 315MHz – Aluminum Stem Tire Pressure Sensors - Pre-Programmed Tire Sensor for Cars - Ready to Install Tpms Sensors Compatible for Acura, Honda, Hyundai & More - Pack of 4

Last time I got tires, all the sensors stopped working and the tire shop was unwilling to help me.So as it was time for new tires, I ordered these and asked my guy to put them in for me. Not sure what method he used to program them, but they work perfectly. I'm glad to get rid of the damn light off my dash.

I went to my local tire facility to have these installed and was told that all the batteries in the "new" sensors were bad!!! They could not program them to the car! Luckily, since I go there regularly they didn't charge me!Now I'm riding around with new sensors with bad batteries AND I'm outside the return window, not to mention they're in the wheels anyway!!! So much for trying to save a dollar!!!!

It functions as it is describes. very satisfied with the performance and very affordable

It works fine for 2012 Acura TL. Pepboys installed for my car. I will buy this brand again. The metal caps are nice touch. Everything look well build. Hope the sensors last as long as factory ones.

They fit well and programmed easily for my 2009 F350. These replace the banded style Super Duty TPMS sensors.Unfortunately one sensor quit working after only 2 weeks. I'm hoping it's just a fluke.

Had all four installed when I had 4 new tires put on my 2008 M35 Sport Infinity. I was a little concerned right after the tire shop installed them because they weren't registering to my car but they needed to be programmed. I brought my car to my local dealership and it took 5 minutes to program them with the special scanner needed. So far all is good! All four is accurately showing the tire pressure on my cars info on my dash. Very happy and saved a bunch of money considering each OEM sensor can cost up to $80 each. Definitely recommended.

Literally went out 4 months after being installed and I’ve been driving around with the tire pressure light on my dash ever since. And it’s not just a matter of reset, shop said it’s showing “fault” with two of the sensors and the only fix is to replace and reset, which obviously costs money. Money I’m not willing to spend considering they may go out again 4 months later. Waste of money!

Purchased a set of four, paid $10.00 per wheel for installation(local tire shop) , $40.00 for programming/pairing at Discount Tire. All..., cost me approximately$200.00. process went smoothly! Very happy with product!