MORESENSOR Signature Series 433MHz TPMS Tire Pressure Sensor 4-Pack | Preprogrammed for Select 60+ American Brand Models | Replacement for 52088990AE | Clamp-in | NX-S018-4

Fit vehicle as advertisedWorks great

Have installed several sets of these sensors in these cars. No issues ever. Pair easily to the car using a DRB or DRB emulator software with the appropriate Chrysler such as a Micropod.

Item looked great but could never get them to program, tried to program with 3 different programmers. Pay the money and buy OEM, because it will cost you extra time and money pulling them back out and replacing.

Tires Pressure sensors are battery powered and should be replaced whenever a tire is installed. Nor always the case. So I had to do it when I bought the vehicle and light was on. 2005 Ford Explorer. Installed and programmed with no special tools. Followed the You Tube procedures and cleared all the Tire Pressure faults. Installation can be done at home by deflating and breaking down only the side with the sensor. Not an easy job, but doing it yourself can save hundreds of dollars on sensor cost and Installation.

Worked well on my son's 2005 explorer. Directions are lackingI had to let air out of each tire while the SUV was in training mode to activate the sensors.

Purchased 5 of these to replace the TMPS in my Jeep Liberty. There was no way to go through the regular training procedure with the magnet, so after further research had to also purchase (at extra cost) a special TMPS relearn tool U508. Using that tool instead of the magnet was able to train the new sensors that were installed when I changed the tires. Unfortunately one of them after about a week started acting up and again and had that annoying "TMPS sensor bad or missing" message upon every engine start. Went through the whole training procedure for all 5 of them again and all was fine for about another week. After that the same sensor started acting up again. When purchasing new sensors expect that they will work correctly right away and not have battery issues or not be able to hold their training.

Ordered for a spare set of wheels, came pre-programmed for my 2004 Ford Expedition, I only had to complete my vehicles re-learn procedure after install. Included excellent instructions with color photos, the only tools needed to install are a 7/16” deep socket or open ended wrench, 5/32” Allen wrench, and a 1/16” Allen wrench (optional) to hold the stem while tightening. Would purchase again without hesitation, your not going to find another quality pre-programmed TPMS with next day Prime shipping for this price (trust me, I tried). Note: I was not paid, nor did I receive any discounts for my review... I am a full paying customer!

These things are not already programmed for your vehicle so don’t believe the manufacture. Tire shops told me to drive around for the relearn and I did that for the last hour and still says service tire system soon with 3 tires low pressure in which there not. Buy at your own risk. Can’t use a relearn tool because my car don’t have that luxury except drive around and pray the message light and annoying flashing TPMS light turns off. What a waste.