GM TPMS Sensor, Tire Pressure Monitoring System Sensor(TPMS) Fit for Buick Cadillac Chevrolet GMC Pontiac (13598771 315MHZ-1PCS)

These synced right up to my vehicle and saved me well over $100 vs the dealership replacement! I stopped in my local tire shop and had them install and program the single sensor I replaced for about $30 which I thought was very fair for dismounting and mounting a tire. Obviously the pricing in your individual area may vary.

I ordered these well before I ended up doing the tires on my new (to me) 2018 Buick Encore, as the old TPMS sensors had bit the dust. When it finally came time to install them, I called ahead to make sure there wasn't going to be any issues installing them, and they told me they wouldn't touch the things! The audacity! I called another place, same thing! I called yet another place, and this time they didn't even answer the phone!I couldn't believe it, no one was willing to install these onto the wheels for me. So, I had to buy all the bull necessary to do my own 18 inch tires. Manual tire changer, balancer, etc... Well, while installing the new tires I made sure to put these bad boys on there and I have to say, they went in without a hitch. Easy to install, quick to install if you have the valve stem tool (can't recommend enough, $3 purchase at any store that carries them), and they look great. The stem itself is a bit shorter than the stems I'm used to seeing, however I think that makes them look a little sleek. The dust caps that come with them are also very substantial, even having a rubber gasket installed at the very top to ensure NOTHING gets past it.So far, everything's going really good. I began the pairing process, picked up my $8 TPMS Sensor reset tool (that I bought at the same time in case the shop had trouble PROGRAMMING them), and they paired super easily. I'm not sure they're super accurate, as when my compressor read that each tire was at 35psi, the sensors were reading 34, and then one of them was reading 32. Not the end of the world, I just need them to report when the tire starts getting low, and I imagine they'll do that job perfectly.

Work as expected and tire tech installed smooth installation

Dealership told me it would be $375 to replace the TPMS system in my new tires. I looked on Amazon and found these for $15. Took the car to a local mechanic (Walmart can install them ans well) and he replaced them for $20. Reprogrammed the sensors with the required electronic sensor tool, and voilá! Tire sensor system functioning like a dream. You WILL NEED to order the reprogramming tool for about $10 from Amazon. BE SURE TO GET THE ONE FOR YOUR VEHICLE MAKE/MODEL.Plenty of YouTube videos and tutorials on exactly how to relearn your car’s TPMS system. Excellent value and functions eery well.

Chevy dealer wanted $104 per sensor and that was without installation. . Just bought a 2015 Cruze for my daughter and the service TPMS error was displayed. Bought a $30 swan neck bar at harbor freight, and the $10 wake up tool. All four worked right away and were reading pressure. Looked just like ones on car. If they last I would rate 5 star.

3 out of 4 sensors stopped working after 1 day, the fourth is on its way out too. Now we need to pay again to dismount and balance the tires just to return these and replace them.

Works good on a 2014 ZL1 Camaro. Pressures reported on dash match my digital tire pressure gauge. Let's just hope they last at least 5 years since the factory ones lasted 11. The biggest expense in doing this job isn't the sensors, it's the mounting, dismounting, balancing of the tires and wheels! If these don't last more than a couple years then the math probably makes it better financially to buy factory OEM sensors. But, fingers crossed I'll get the stated life out of em!

They went in good and have no problems with them .