Description
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Bosch universal TPMS sensors measure the air pressure of the tire (one sensor per tire) for increased on-road safety, reduced tire wear, and optimal fuel efficiency. Legendary Bosch quality and durability are built into every universal TPMS sensor, ensuring a long service life and accurate readings. Sensors feature unlimited programmability for universal use on vehicles equipped with either 315MhZ or 433MhZ TPMS systems. Rubber valve stem for use on steel wheels (sensors with metal stems for use on aluminum wheels also available – see part number F026C00470). Sensors are designed for quick and easy installation. Bosch universal TPMS sensors must be programmed with the Bosch TPA 300 programming tool or tire pressure monitoring system tools from other major suppliers in the market. TPMS sensors will not communicate with vehicle unless programmed.
Cager –
It works for my Toyota Tacoma. I mounted it and at first it didn’t register. None of the tires would show up with any pressure in the tires. I contacted the seller, who said it has to be programmed to the vehicle. I took it to a local tire shop, and they progremmed it in one minute. All read out now.
Just me –
After using Autel and having nothing but issues, I tried these and they worked great.
John –
Purchased one and installed on Mazda which self programs. Kept reading 0 psi. Purchased another one and it never linked to the car. Purchased another manufacturer and it linked in 2 minutes. This thing was a complete waste of money and I am kicking myself for buying 2. Stay away and look elsewhere.
Dayan Castillo –
Great brand but really though it was all 4 of them
johnrosas75 –
Perfect
herman –
Very well
Ludim S. –
No me funcionaron , no son compatibles con mi GMC Acadia 2017
Julie –
Absolute junk. They linked up to my rig for about 12hrs…. that’s it.
Alejandro Terrero –
I bought this tpms sensor for my Ford Explorer but unfortunately, it doesn’t work for me because it has to be programmed with a special tool which I don’t have. If you are thinking of buying this sensor and installing by yourself, I recommend that you first find out if you have access to the necessary programming tool because otherwise you won’t be able to program it and you will end up wasting time and money and you will have to take your car to a specialized workshop to have the installation and programming work done which in most cases costs anything in between $80 and $160 just for the programming and/or installing of a single tpms sensor.
Randy –
Works like OEM parts