CDWTPS TPMS Sensor GM 4-Pack, 315MHZ Tire Pressure Monitor System
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About CDWTPS TPMS Sensor GM 4-Pack, 315MHZ Tire Pressure Monitor System
Overall Feedback:
84% positive
80% praised for its accuracy
I had no issues with the accuracy of the tire pressure monitoring system.
The TPMS sensors setup immediately and have worked flawlessly since the install.
68% liked the timely alarms and notifications, but 32% found them too frequent.
The TPMS sensors set up immediately and have been working flawlessly since installation.
I bought the sensors in June and November 2023, but they stopped working in January 2024.
The sensor failed and the battery life was not up to the mark as advertised.
65% liked the long battery life, but 35% experienced shorter battery life than expected.
I fixed the issue in about 5 minutes and now everything works great.
The TPMS battery life did not meet the advertised 10 years. The sensors failed after 1 year and 10 months and 2 years and 1 month.
I purchased 4 units but none of them worked. I tried to calibrate them 3 times but it could not be done.
My tire pressure monitoring system stopped working after a few months of purchase.
81% praised for its universal compatibility, but 19% experienced issues with their specific vehicle.
The TPMS sensors were solidly built and have worked flawlessly since installation. They were installed at the dealership and setup immediately.
I faced a problem with the TPMS system and went to the dealer. The diagnostic computer showed that the sensors were transmitting on 3.149 MHZ and the truck module needed 3.150 MHZ.
The first one failed after 1 year and 10 months and a second one failed this week after 2 years and 1 month.
73% liked the reliable wireless connectivity, but 27% experienced connectivity issues.
The TPMS sensors set up immediately and have worked flawlessly since installation.
I purchased a relearn tool from Amazon for $10 to make the TPMS work. It only took 5 minutes and now everything works great.
The sensors were transmitting on 3.149 MHZ frequency, but the truck module requires 3.150 MHZ frequency.
85% found it easy to install
When I installed the TPMS, it programmed fine and every time I rotated the tires, it programmed to the new position.
I had difficulty installing the sensors and had to order a relearn tool from Amazon. It took only 5 minutes to install and now everything works great.
80% appreciated the quality material, but 20% experienced premature failure.
I fixed the issue in about 5 minutes and everything works great now.
I purchased 4 of these TPMS systems and none of them worked. A reputable tire shop tried to calibrate them 3 times but couldn't do it.
Two TPMS sensors failed after 1 year 10 months and 2 years 1 month, respectively.
After a certain period of time, the product stopped working.
64% praised for its wide accuracy range, but 36% experienced issues outside of the specified range.
I faced difficulty in getting the sensors to relearn in my 2007 Chevy Colorado and went to the dealer. The dealer's diagnostic computer indicated that the sensors were transmitting on 3.149 MHZ and my truck module needed 3.150 MHZ.
66% appreciated the clear and intuitive display, but 34% found it confusing.
It took me about 5 minutes to solve the issue and now everything works great.
I contacted the seller and was informed that a replacement would be sent, but there has been no update since then.
I bought four of them and none of them worked. A reputable tire shop tried to calibrate them three times but couldn't.
