AutelTPMS Sensor 1-Sensor, MX-Sensor 315MHz + 433MHz Metal Valve, Programmable Universal Specially Built for OEM Sensors Replacement, Work with Autel TPMS Tool TS408S TS501 PRO TS508WIFI MK808S-TS

Works perfectly, easy to clone with the Autel tool.

I have an Autel TS508 TPMS tool. This tool programs the MX sensors. I had to replace a spare tire TPMS sensor on a 2010 Lexus. You can program these sensors using three different methods. Either get the sensor code from the vehicle computer, have the tool generate a code, or read the sensor code when it is still in the tire. Then program the new sensor with the hex code you retrieved. That part is easy. The hardest part is breaking down the tire and trying not to drop the old sensor down inside the tire! Ask me how I know.....Anyway, the sensors work great and I believe they are high quality.

High quality item at a great price. Can be bought separately or in a pack of 4 or higher, providing flexibility for users.

Our 2011 Lexus had one of the tire pressure sensors die leaving the error light on. After the dealer wanted $100 just to determine which tire was causing the problem, I decided to purchase the programing device and program a new sensor myself. Discount Tire only charged me $14 to put it in the tire so that's what I did. The new sensor works perfectly once I figured out that there were two learning buttons to push on the Lexus to learn this new sensor. The programming devices are pretty expensive but I figured the sensors in the other tires are probably close to suffering from dead batteries in them and will probably be going out pretty soon.

Worked exactly for what I needed and we’re easy to have programmed to my wife’s Toyota.

I had purchased these in the past and had absolutely no problems with them. But this most recent version doesn't work properly. Apparently something have changed in the design were the TPMS sensor does not actually start sending out the signal until your tire starts rotating. During that time my tire pressure sensor light stays on on my Prius. This never happened on previous sensors I bought from this company but the most recent version just doesn't work right. I tried contacting the company and had absolutely no response at all so I take it that they did not ever fix the problem. I can understand that you may not want to turn on the sensor until the tire starts rotating to save power but it should not work that way if the tire pressure sensor on my Prius turns on which gives me a false indication of low pressure. Not sure if they'll ever fix this problem but for now it does not deserve anything higher than a one star. I end up replacing it with a much cheaper version that doesn't have this problem.

Good quality, easy to use. I always buy the product if i have problems with tpms. Recommend

Working well in my 2018 subsru legacy