Schrader 20315 Rubber Snap-in OE Replacement Tire Pressure Monitoring (TPMS) Sensor 315 Mhz - Ford DE8T-1A180-AA, 9L3Z-1A189A, CM5T-1A180-AA, ZZDA37140 (Pack of 1)

Had a failing sensor and needed new tires. I asked the Big Chain tire shop if I could bring my own sensors, since they wanted over double the price of these. They we're fine with it but stipulated there was no warranty. Fair enough.They said they installed easy as anything else. They didn't even bother trying to program them, which was a little petty. I bought a programming tool, and the car learned them all on the first try. Even with the tool, it was cheaper than what the shop wanted.Can't speak to longevity yet, but they're working fine a few weeks in.

Paired immediately with my 2015 F250 TPMS. Easy installation. Had a question and seller responded immediately with information that was exactly what I needed.

Not the ones I ordered but received the updated units. Installed them and used the Arozk TPMS reset tool I also bought from amazon. They programmed perfectly after putting the truck in learning mode. i have put about 200 miles on so far and the light has stayed off.

Got some aftermarket wheels for my 2013 Mustang. These worked great and linked to the car without any issues.

Did not work . Ordered a more expensive product thinking quality would be better. Both of them didn't work

Direct fit on my 2012 ford fusion Needed tires and all 4 sensors since i still had the original motorcraft tpms sensors from 2011 with 85k miles they where probably about to go out anytime soon shopped around at my local tire shops and dealer and all of them wanted like $400 on sensors alone after a bit of research i decided to do everything myself bought my own tires all 4 Schrader sensors a manual tire changer at harbor freight and a TPMS19 device to wake up the sensors when the car is in training mode which is a relearned procedure to connect to the new sensor. In total i spent $490 for everything Tires,Sensors, tire chager, valve stem puller and balancing of tires at my corner tire shop i gave a deep cleaning to my rims which now look new like when i just bought the car 8years ago make sure to check the manufactured date on the sensors before installation 2 of the 4 i received where from 2018 which is still pasable considering battery life is 6 to 10 years but I've read reviews of people receiving sensors that where made in 2015 down to 2013 so if they're more than 2yrs old i would try and have them replaced so they dont run out before the tire does. This process took me about 6 hrs but it was totally worth it i save a couple hundred dollars. Don't be fooled by your local tire shop about sensors needing special programming tool and that they are expensive tpms are their new money makers since tire are so cheap now day. Piece of advice you must have at least some mechanical experience and tools to do this process at home and avoid any troubles..

Insure you have the TMPS tool to reset your car. Some are computer reset and some need a extra fob tool to reset car. Besides that no issues and good quality.

These work great. Had them placed on my 2011 Ford Focus with new tires, oem wheels. I got the relearn tool from Amazon as well and everything worked. Had to put the car into relearn mode but it was no problem. Hav been driving with them for a week now and no issues and no more faults showing up on the dash!

Direct replacement for my 2012 Fusion, less then 1/2 the dealer price.