Replacement TPMS Sensor Tire Pressure Monitoring System Sensor 315MHz Compatible with Toyota 4Runner Camry Corolla Highlander FJ Cruiser Prius Replacement for 42607-33021 42607-06011 42607-33011

It’s been a year and no low tire pressure light. Highly recommend this and save $$ from dealers.

I figured for the price even if they didn't work I'd be getting new valves and be no worse off than with my 19 year old ones that quit functioning long ago. The Toyota service guy was skeptical of after-market parts but when he saw them he said, "These just might work, they look just like the Toyota ones". They programmed up successfully on my 2005 Tundra SR5 and seem to work great. You most likely either need the service software and dongle or have the dealer do them; I couldn't find any independent tire shops near me that had the proper tool. The codes on the sensors need to be programmed in to the ECU module, so if someone else besides the tire installer does the programming make sure you take a pic of the sensors so they have the codes.

Apparently "automatic relearn" doesn't mean it's automatic. The description provided in June 2023 has changed significantly since purchase. It now reads that they need to be programmed to the ECU of vehicle??This is part of the description st6ill offered " No Programming Required Before Installation - Follow OE Relearn Procedure After Installation. This tpms sensor are pre-programmed and ready to install, function the same as OE parts."This has been added to description " Relearn is required, your vehicle must pair and relearn the new sensors by OBD scan tool after replacement. Please use the standard relearn procedure specified by car manufacturer or search videos on Youtube."Thanks for nothing!

Needed all four sensors prior to putting 4 new tires on Rav4 saved money compared to service charges quoted.

These sensors look just like the OE sensors pulled from my 2010 Prius and function the same. I was getting a new set of tires and decided to have the tire tech install and pair these with the ecu when installing the new tires. I drove the car home and within a few hours the right front was completely flat. The RR had what appeared to be a normal rubber valve. The other two tires were low on air. I called the shop and tech told me that the rubber valve was their own sensor because he broke one that I provided. The other three were only hand tight because he said he was afraid of breaking them. I tightened up all three, but one of them would never stop leaking. Why? Because the tech placed the washers on the inside of the wheel, on top of the seal! I pulled the wheel, replaced the seal (kits available on amazon for two buck fifty cents), put it all back together and it holds air fine. If you pay somebody else to install these, make sure they understand the washers do NOT go between the wheel and the seal.

No install issues

I bought a TPMS diagnostic and service tool but it wouldn't read these sensors. They came with no instructions for activation. I don't like giving low reviews so if instructions get added in the future I hope the seller lets me know so I can adjust my rating.

This item had a 4.3 stars rating when I purchased the set June 21, 2023. I installed these as replacements of the original sensors on my 2007 Prius. I registered them using an XTool D8, drove for about 20 minutes and all communicated the pressure and temperature properly. I intentionally removed air from the first tire and the warning signal activated. I brought the tire up to pressure and waited until the warning light cleared. I proceeded to check the remaining tires. No problems. The warning signal lit after the weather cooled and corrected the pressure. No problems. October 28, 2023, a light came on that blinked differently. I checked with XTool and the second tire sensor could no longer communicate. I released more air to below threshold and drove a bit. Brought the tire up to normal pressure and it still doesn’t communicate. 1 out of 4 failed so buyer beware.