TPMS Sensor 315MHz 13581558, Fit for GMC Sierra, Chevy Silverado/Suburban

Works very well

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.

There working fine all 4 of them.

I dropped my new wheels tires and these pressure sensors off at the tire place and had them mounted and balanced. I installed the wheels on the Escalade my self. The factory tpms learn procedure worked the first time No need for expensive scanner tools or to pay the tire shop to program these. If you can push a button you can set these up. Obviously you need a tire store to install them unless you have tire changing equipment.

I took these to a tire shop to have them installed with a new set of tires since my 12 year old OEM sensors were working intermittently giving a tire warning occasionally. After installing these the technician could see these on his TPM device (he tried 2 different ones) but they would not be recognized by the vehicle. He could see the original ones also but they were showing low battery. He tried everything including the procedure to deflate the tires one by one to no avail. Now the TPMS light is on constantly. I contacted the seller and they said they can't help me and to return them. How? Go back to the tire shop and pay them to dismount the wheels, breakdown the tires and cut them out and replace them one by one?? Will Amazon take them back damaged??? DON"T BUY THESE!!

I'm not mad that they lasted 4.5 years. Sure, I would love if they lasted longer, but for the price, it is what it is.

Lights all over the dash as the old sensors had been in for many years and batteries were dead. My regular tire place wanted $60/tire to sell these to me and install them. Thought it would be a hassle but bought these anyway. When I purchased new tires, asked if they would put these in. They did and programmed them for free. The total cost was $30 instead of $240. Working great so far.

I purchased these for my 2007 Chevy Silverado 2500. They were installed by my local tire shop and then I programed them myself using the trucks owners manual and after viewing a few U-tube videos on the subject. It was super simple and they are working great. I would recommend these to anyone needing to replace a failed sensor or if you a service tire monitor system error code up on your chevy.

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。

Replaced one of my dead tpms on my 2015 colorado and then relearned them all. Go for a drive 5-10 mins later showed current tire pressure.

Bought these months ago for a winter set of wheels. After having the wheels sand blasted and powder coated I finally got around to installing the sensors. They all connected to the vehicle fine. But after driving 20 mins my back left sensor lost connection. The next day it was connected again, then drive for 20 mins again it losses connection. So be aware when buying these. Theres a chance you might get a bad one.

After getting it installed, two of them stopped working and few kms on & few off.

These work well, and mine didn't even need programming.