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4pcs* Tire Pressure Monitoring System Sensors
- Frequency: 315MHz
- Battery Life: 5-8 years/150,000 miles(Panasonic CR 2450)
- Operating Temperature: -40'C + 125°C
- Pressure Monitoring Range: 100-900kPa
- Type: Clamp In
Buy with caution
1. It is necessary to check the OE number on the original sensor Before purchase.
2. For some vehicles, the tire pressure value may not be displayed immediately when turning on the ignition. Normally, it will be displayed after driving for about 10 seconds.
3. TPMS should ALWAYS be installed by a trained professional.
- Number on Sensor : PMV-C010
- Replace Part Number : 4260706020, SU00300754, 4260752020, 28103CA001, 4260730060, 426070D010
When do I need to change tire pressure sensros?
TPMS sensors are designed to last for 5-10 years. Given their cost, most drivers will be inclined to replace TPMS sensors on an “as needed” basis – in other words, only once their batteries have expired, or TPMS components have failed. Your vehicle's onboard computer should respond and provide warning of a TPMS problem or failure.
Why can't the tire pressure sensor be activated?
Generally, there are two main reasons 1) Incorrect OE number has been selected. and 2) The tire pressure sensors are too close together, causing signal interference.
Before activating replacement sensors, make sure the OE number for the vehicle model selected in the tool matches the OE number of the sensor you purchased.
Can I replace the TPMS Sensor by myself?
Replacing TPMS sensors requires a tire changer and TPMS scan tool. The wheel should be rebalanced after installation. If you have access to a tire changer and balancer, along with the proper tools for installation of the sensors and the relearn procedure, you could attempt to replace a sensor. However, we recommend you have a reputable repair shop do the installation and relearn.
What should you do before installing sensors on your car?
Advise your installer to scan tpms sensors to make sure they can retrieve sensor information such as OE number,frequency,tire pressure,battery status and etc before install sensors on your car, avoid unnecessary installation fees. Most TPMS tools can successfully activate our sensors.
PedroRamirezRodriguez
Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2025
Great product is working like it should well worth the investment, i use Xtool D8s to program/register on to the car ECU NO PROBLEMS!
Alexander Gray
Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2025
They paired right up to my vehicle. Yes I had to program the individual serial numbers. I will update this review if they fail prematurely or start giving me issues. Today's date is 02/05/2025
Gary Groth
Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2025
One of my TPMS sensors went out on the rear wheels of my 2013 Toyota Avalon. I ordered these and had the tire shop replace TPMS in both rear wheels and I’ll go back to do the front wheels later. These sensors were the correct match for my car and the installer said that they activated with no problems. He let me take a couple of pics so I could see the new ID numbers. I’m happy that I finally was able to get the TPMS warning indicator to turn off. These look like they are a solid and well-made product.
Jay Stone
Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2025
This TPMS Tire Pressure Sensors 315MHz Set of 4 Compatible with Toyota Camry Highlander & Scion FR-S & Subaru BRZ Replace# 4260706020 426070D010 PMV-C010 is nice.This is a nice set of 4 TPMS tire pressure sensors. This work as they should my car picks them up easily. They come preprogramed. It was easy to install It was easy to get the car to relearn the new TPMS. They show up nicely. They work great.
Garbanzo
Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2025
They seem to work and they were reasonably priced.
Yonatan
Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2025
Excent, fit perfect to my Corolla 2018 Model SE
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