TPMS Sensor 4-Pack fit Toyota Lexus Camry Scion
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Aftermarket Tire Pressure Monitoring Systems (TPMS)
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About TPMS Sensor 4-Pack fit Toyota Lexus Camry Scion
Overall Feedback:
76% positive
71% praised for its accuracy, while 29% experienced inconsistent results.
I get the impression that these TPMS units are quite accurate.
The TPMS worked great for my 2008 Toyota Prius Base Model.
After 2 days of use, the sensors failed.
One of the four installed items did not work.
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71% liked the timely alarms and notifications, but 29% found them too frequent.
It worked great for my 2008 Toyota Prius Base Model.
I still have the inflation warning light because the tire center was unable to program them.
72% liked the long battery life, but 28% experienced shorter battery life than expected.
I found that the tire center couldn't program the TPMS, even though it was listed as compatible on Amazon.
74% praised for its universal compatibility, but 26% experienced issues with their specific vehicle.
I installed and programmed the tire pressure sensors for my 2008 Toyota Prius Base Model at my tire shop and they worked great.
The sensors were easy to install, but they started failing after 2 days. I should have known better by looking at the price. There are good imported parts and bad imported parts, and this was one of the bad ones.
I was unable to program the TPMS at the tire center, even though the Amazon page stated it was compatible with my vehicle. As a result, the inflation warning light is still active.
71% liked the reliable wireless connectivity, but 29% experienced connectivity issues.
After entering the IDs of new sensors into my 2011 Toyota Avalon and filling the tires with 32lbs of air, the dashboard tire alarm indicator went out.
The sensors were easy to install but started failing after 2 days. I should have known better by looking at the price. There are good imported parts and really bad imported parts, and these are really bad.
After installing the equipment on my car, the tire light went off and I woke up to find two flat tires due to leaky and dry rotten valves.
70% found it easy to install, but 30% had difficulties with setup.
I had the TPMS installed and programmed by a tire shop and it worked fine.
The installation cost me more than the actual parts are worth.
74% appreciated the quality material, but 26% experienced premature failure.
After 2 days of use, the product started failing.
