Marsflex TPMS Sensor, 13598772 for GM 315Mhz, Tire Pressure Monitoring Sensor Compatible with Buick Chevy Cadillac GMC, Tire Pressure Sensor Replacement 13586335,13598771 4 PackClimatePartner certified

The price is excellent, I was quoted $100 a piece for TPMS Sensors, and another $150 to install all four of them, So I was looking at a $550 bill to get my Tire monitoring back to working order. I was also told that you have to replace all four at the same time because they work together as a set. All UNTRUE. I took one of these Sensors out of the Box and laid it on top of my rear tire that wouldn't respond when I tried to do the Relearn Process to set the Correct tire to the Correct Wheel for the Cars Monitoring System. When I came to the tire with the with the bad TPM sensor with the new TPM Sensor laying on top of the tire, The New TMPS responded and I was able to Successfully complete the Relearn Process. So you really only need to change the bad TMP Sensor and Not all Four. Now I know that When I break the Tire Down and remove the old Sensor and put the New One In and seal it back up, It will respond with the correct tire pressure and Everything will be working as Designed. This whole fix cost me $25 not $550.Hope this helps all of you that got the same dishonest story at the local garage. This was a Great Win for the DIY crowd.GOD Bless you all and Our Country,tim--

the first TPMS sensor quit, I bought a set of four went to Walmart and had all replaced hit each tire with my learning tool, and all tire are re-registered.

Had the right rear sensor die on my 2018 Equinox. I bought this product thinking that future failures I would have spares. Device programed correctly. Sensor lasted only two weeks before it died again. Interestingly enough, a second sensor (left back) has now failed. When you attempt to reprogram the sensors, you lose ALL off the sensors if you have a failed sensor.

It worked. I went without active sensors for 50-100k miles. Hard part was breaking down tire but got it done and used the eight dollar TPMS device, which made it nice and worth the purchase.

Direct replacement of OE gm sensor. Sensors arrived new and I had no problem replacing them. Vehicle was a 2020 Chevrolet Equinox. After replacing sensor or sensors, all I had to do was perform a TPMS relearn procedure. To trigger the new sensors I used a (Super EL50448). Can be found for around $20 or less on Amazon. I’ve heard you can also trigger the sensor by letting the air out of the tire until the horn honks, but I’ve had mixed results. Better off buying the relearn tool for $20 dollars. Saves lots of money in the future. Discount tire charges 62 dollars per sensor and then a fee for dismount and balance. 4 sensors for under $40 shipped is a no brainer.

The Sensors arrived promptly and was super easy to get them installed by my local tire shop. The programming, utilizing the tool was super easy. I also tried programming using the manual method (deflating each indicated tire). I did receive 1 or 2 bad sensors, but OMG the seller was so promptly and expeditiously responsive and corrected the situation by sending a whole new set. I only use two of the four from the new set and once installed, the programming happened in literally 90 seconds after installation. I highly recommend this product.

Do not recommend. Only 2 of the 4 sensors I received work. I didn't test before having installed. Not paying for removal to return them. Edit They did replace them. I did however have to pay twice to install them. Customer service got rating improved. If you do purchased definitely test before installation

Worked just fine on my 2011 Terrain