MORESENSOR Signature Series 315MHz TPMS Tire Pressure Sensor | Preprogrammed for Select 270+ Japanese Brand Models | Replacement for 42607-33011 | Clamp-in | NX-S008

After discovering out that a Toyota dealer wanted over $75 for a replacement sensor for my 2011 Camry (plus installation charges), I took a chance on buying this aftermarket sensor. A nearby Discount TIre store replaced it for $14. It took the DT technicians two tries to get it programmed correctly. The first time, they didn't use their programming unit to reset the TPMS system, telling me that the warning light would turn off after 20 minutes of driving. This advice was not correct. I tried using the TPMS reset button on the left side of the Camry's glove box, but that didn't work either. The second time, the DT technician reset all 4 sensors plus he reset the TPMS system using the OBD port to clear the system and turn off the warning light. Now all is well. I expect to have to replace the other 3 sensors as they age out, and will do that by purchasing more of these units. Since the sensors arrive quickly, and there's very little price difference between buying one and buying all 4 sensors at one time, I see no point in replacing the other 3 sensors until they fail.

Purchased the second time and I am happy with the quality.

With the other reviews you always wonder if you are going to get a lemon and then have to go through the cost and time of replacing one (or more) of these when they don't work. In my case COSTCO tire crew had no problems replacing the OEM ones on my Tacoma truck with these hummers.I was suspicious of these because of the negative reviews so when COSTCO changed out my summer to winter snow tires last fall and I got a check air pressure light, I jumped to the conclusion that the TPMS must have failed. But guess what, nope, it did exactly what it was supposed to do and the COSTCO tire tech said that when you change out tires when it is under freezing temps, it isn't unusual that the tire loses a little air pressure which can drop it below the threshold and you get the alert.

These are tire pressure monitor sensors and noone out there can get a reading on them. Should not be a problem but it is. Most all sensors can be read by these meters but these cannot be. They will not work. I bought 5 about a year ago and they never have worked and I expect that they never will. Cant be read. Spent a bit of money on the sensors and also on getting each installed. Called Mobiletron so far they do not know anything about it Ill need to be working on getting a refund and have to start paying all over again. Very poor business model that Mobiletron has, And they will never call you back as they say they will. Go for VDO sensors not Mobiletron. VDO will always work at least until the batteries give out. 6 to 8 years. Rating is extremely poor.

I bought this for my 06 IS350 and i Just got new tires and it seems to be working fine, will update later on battery life and if it makes the tire lose air. You can buy OEM ones from eBay for $60, so the value is OK. Wish I would have checked it before, but so far so good.