Tire Pressure Sensor TPMS, Compatible with Cadillac Escalade/Silverado/Express, Chevy Suburban/Tahoe, GMC Yukon, Buick Lacrosse & More, Replaces# 13598771 13598772 (4PCS)

They worked great my 2011 suburban LT TPMS sensors went bad and I had to replace them asap. I called a few shops and was around $800-$1000 for new ones that needed to be reprogrammed. I purchased these and the programmer relearn tool for GM and it worked perfectly. My suburban accepted the sensors and now the air light is gone.

Excellent product, awesome quality and price

I bought these TMPS sensors here from Amazon, and I paid someone to install them on my wheels. One after the other, they stopped working after less than a year. BAD PRODUCT, BAD PURCHASE. Do not buy these. Now I must buy a new set and pay someone AGAIN to have those installed. This is a terrible investment. TPMS sensors are supposed to work for 10 years, not just for a few months.

Bought in April 2022 all 4 failed by mid 2024 Real bummer - trying to save a few bucks did not pay off, now I’m going to just check the manually. The good ones are $250 for four of them plus another hundred dollars to have them installed

We needed one of these for a matching full-size spare wheel that we got off EBay and had installed a new tire on so that the TPMS would work when this new tire/wheel assembly was bolted on. Besides the temporary little spare in the trunk, we keep a brand-new full-size tire and matching wheel on standby that we bolt on whenever she has a flat or a tire goes bad; thus, she doesn't have to run around on the little temporary tire/wheel and be without a spare. When I bolted on the spare tire/wheel assembly that had one of these TPMS sensors in it, within minutes, the vehicle had recognized the new sensor --- no other nonsense necessary. Now, I have the other three on hand for whenever the internal battery dies in any of the remaining sensors. That is an inherent problem with any of these TPMS sensors = shelf life of the non-replaceable internal batteries = the batteries in these new sensors may be older than the ones in our wheels and there is no way to know until you install them and the vehicle either recognizes the signal or there is no signal to recognize on account of the battery is dead. That being said, for the money as compared to what the garages and tire shops are going to soak you for one of these, these sensors are a very good deal. I would recommend anyone get a set of these and keep them on top of the spare wheel for whenever one is needed --- even though the clock has already been ticking for who knows how long..

Worked great connected to vehicle computer easily and accurately. You do have to buy a relearn tool to activate them

Was able to have them installed and programmed

Very easy to relearn with learning tool after installing, I recommend ordering these instead of paying high dollar from tire shops

Fallaron 3 de 4

Had these installed on a 2010 GMC Sierra and they work perfectly so far. Most GM vehicles have the ability to program the TPMS without special tools. Place the key in the ignition in the accessory position, next hold down the lock and unlock buttons at the same time, you should hear the horn go off, and the driver turn signal go on, slowly release air about 10PSI from the driver tire and you should hear the horn when the sensor is PAIRED, and the passenger turn signal should go on next, repeat on all other tires and you are done.

ممتاز

2007年式シボレータホで使えませんでした。オンボードでの設定、TPMSツールを使いましたが両方設定できず… 組み直す工賃がもったいないので泣き寝入りです。

Work great on my 2011 GMC Sierra. Didn't work at first, stopped by the tire shop to calibrate. They plugged their tool into the ODB port, then went around and programed each wheel. Didn't charge me anything and they started working immediately.