HUF North America UVS4030 IntelliSens 433MHz Universal TPMS Sensor

Got these for my 2015 BMW 328i, had the dealership put them on while my car was getting other work done. They told me they’re not compatible/ don’t work.I ended up calling HUF and they said they are compatible, they are blank and need to be programmed prior to connecting them to the vehicle through the iDrive screen.Went to America’s tire, 5 minutes later I was out the door with functional TPMS. HUF told me the tire pressure needs to be dropped below 14psi to program them, but that wasn’t true as it worked fine at normal operating pressure.Thanks again

I purchased these sensors about 6 weeks ago and had them installed on my rims that I use for my winter tires. Since then, I have attempted several different times to have them programmed to my 2011 Lincoln MKX system with NO results. I have used my Autel TS401 tool, which did not work. I them went the regular way of letting air out of the tires. I deflated the front left tire from 35 lbs to below 20 lbs and all I get from both different attempts is NO TPMS SENSOR DETECTED. If you can not tell the problem, I will need to receive a new set of 4.Thank you for your attention to this matter.SincerelyDexter Larose

My car alerted that there was a problem with the sensor so I went to Costco Tire and they found the bad sensor. At first they said they couldn’t find a replacement part for me, then they searched and searched and found a replacement for almost $200 and would take 5 days for shipping. I found this on Amazon while they were looking and saved a lot of money. It arrived in 2 days then I paid Costco $15 to install. Everything works great now.

It works. But the pressure reading is off by 2 psi on all four. I just put in more or less air to accommodate the difference.

They sent me something I didn't order and acted like it was all good

I bought these for an extra set of wheels for a 2015 Cayenne. They work great once they’re activated, but you need to have one of the specific tools to do it. I didn’t have any success with the so-called “universal” tools. I had to get the Huf brand Bluetooth tool and it took less than 5 minutes to activate all 4 sensors.

I assume they work fine but I have not found a place to have them programmed. I have gone to every major outlet from Firestone to Walmart and smaller privately owned auto shops and nobody has had a device capable of programming them.

We have a new 2019 Mini Cooper and wanted winter tires. I bought these for that purpose. The tires were professionally mounted onto new rims with these sensors. The garage spent a great deal of time trying to get the new sensors to pair to the car. They would partially pair, then drop, or provide faulty readings. These do NOT work, or I welcome the seller to respond with what to tell the professional garage on how to pair these. Thanks.