MORESENSOR Signature Series 315MHz Pre-Programmed TPMS Tire Pressure Sensor 4-Pack | Clamp-in | Compatible with Select 270+ Japanese Brand Models 40700-CD001 | NX-S031-4

Tires were due for replacement on my truck and I know the TPMS sensor were getting old as well. Searched online and found these to be priced right. They arrived on time. I installed them and they went through the programming procedure with no problems. Great value

I suppose the picture speaks for itself.My sensor light is no longer on due to bad sensors.I had them installed by Automotive Engineering in Hiram, GA. I've used them for many things I can't do myself.I suppose one could say install was simple; professionally done... remove wheels, take off tires, add new sensors. I also did new tires with it which I also bought on Amazon. Standard install.It's been several weeks/months(?) since I've had them installed... No problems so far.

I desperately needed to replace all four of my sensors on my 2011 Nissan Sentra. I went to many shops for a quote and the average was $100 per tire. No thanks! I decided to purchase the parts myself and pay for my local tire shop to install them for me. The mechanic was shocked to hear I paid $80 for all four sensors and they were pre-programmed to make system pairing fast and easy. My shop charged me $10 per tire to install and balance, so I paid a total of around $125 for brand new TMPS sensors plus labor and I was ready to go in about an hour. Leaps and bounds better than $400 and they work perfectly fine. They don’t even go off with the cooler temperatures. Highly recommend!

At first I was skeptical it may not work. Sensor must be programmed before installing. It been over 30 days and my TPMS light is still off. I would again.

These things do not work at all with a 2006 Nissan 350Z, which in the description and amazons car fitment system says it does. I purchased new tires for my car and i do not have original rims. Yes, my car comes with the TPMS system, because i have a low tire pressure light on constantly (For all those who think i am not Mechanically inclined). This is because i did not have sensors on my rims. I purchased these sensors because they were a cheaper alternative to the much more expensive OEM sensors. After my mechanic mounted the tires with the new sensors installed he tried to calibrate the system. He used 3 different computers and it did not work. So i did some research and found that there is a manual way of doing the TMPS calibration on my car without a computer. I tried that method 3 times and followed all the instructions and i got nothing. Now i am stuck with $90 sensors that don't work and that i can't return without spending $200-$300 to have them removed. DO NOT BUY THESE!! GO TO YOUR NISSAN DEALER AND BUY FACTORY ONES!!! Save yourself the $90 and all the headaches and get the real ones.