XTOOLTS100 TPMS Sensor, 315Mhz/433MHz TPMS Tire Pressure Monitoring Sensor Fits for GM, for Ford, for Toyota, All Cars, Metal Value 1-Pack Replacement, ONLY Programmed by XTOOL TP150/IP819TP

This was very easy to install. I used a piece of 2X4 and a 2X6 as the lever to break the bead on the tire (videos can be found on YouTube showing how to do this). Removed the old tpms and put this one in and then inflated the tire. Then I used the Xtool TP150 to activate and add to the ECU of my wife's 2016 Toyota Camry. It really is that simple.

Used these with the XTOOL programmer on our Venza. Was easy to copy the old sensors and program the new ones. There was an issue with not copying the correct tire so I had to use the relearn function. Worked on the Venza. Have to use the XTOOL programer which I highly recommend.

These sensors have dual frequencies and can be activated for many vehicles. I purchased them to replace and relearn TPMS sensors on my 2010 Honda Odyssey. I also purchased the XTool TP150 to activate and relearn the sensors. You usually need to inflate the tire with the sensor in it to activate it, though I was able to activate one out of box and it was very responsive. Both the sensor and valve stem feel great quality and they fit nicely and firmly on my original Honda rim. Great product!

Have had other aftermarket sensor problems in the past,but these xtool sensors work good every time.

Use it on a 06 Tucson, works as described.

I have had a tough go at trying to replace the TPMS in my 2016 Toyota Highlander. I bought the XTool computer first in hopes to get the previous set of sensors to work and it was just not meant to be. After I bought these I was a bit nervous but they were easy to program with the Xtool computer and were a lot easier to install than I thought they would be. Again having the right tools is the way to go. In the end I have spent about $100 less doing it myself than having it done but I have gained the capability to do it myself for as long as my spine holds out. I highly recommend these. I know they are a bit more than others but these were so worth it.

This is an affordable programmable TPMS sensor. Note that it must be programmed by XTOOL’s programming tool. I took the tire and the sensor to a local used tires shop and had them replace the old sensor for $20. After the relearn process, the sensor works as promised. I don’t know how long the battery will actually last though XTOOL claims to have long life on par with the factory sensors. So far, it is working very well for my 2013 Prius.

I was able to install this on my son's 2011 Toyota Tacoma to replace one that was broke. I was able to install it with the help of this companies scanning/programming tool.