Autel TPMS Sensors Set of 4, MX Sensor 2 in 1 for Tire Pressure, 315MHz + 433MHz Press-in OE-Level (Rubber Stem) TPMS Sensor Programmed by TS408S TS508 TS508WF MP900TS MS906 PRO-TS Scanner

Work great on my 2017 lexus cloned the stock sensors so i can swap wheels back and forth.

GREAT PRODUCT WORKED ON ALL MAKES AND MODELS BETTER THAN OEM AND CHEAPER

In brief, I was getting radio frequency interference from, of all things, a cell phone charger that fits into a 12 volt "cigarette lighter" power source. Nothing worked until I unplugged it and then it worked as expected.My autel TS408 would program and read data from all my autel mx sensors, but would not trigger the vehicle relearn procedure.I purchased the TS408 tool and 8 autel mx sensors from Amazon. I have a 2012 Ford F250 SD Super Duty.The TS 408 programmed all 8 sensors with auto create. I was able to read the information from all 8 sensors. However, the sensors would only trigger the relearn procedure on the Ford intermittantly, and never all 4 tires at once to complete the relearn procedure.I spent hours reading the manual, reading amazon reviews, watching youtube howto videos and repeatedly trying the relearn procedure.I updated the TS 408.I checked that the tire pressure is correct in all tires.I tried driving the vehicle for a few miles before the relearn procedure.I tested the sensors in different orders.Autel technical support returned my call and spent about 45 minutes with me on the phone. They were very polite, listened well, tried to troubleshoot, but ultimately were unable to fix the problem.I scoured the internet again, and found mentions of radiofrequency interference with the signal between the sensors and the RTM (radio transceiver module). The most common culprit mentioned were cell phone chargers. I unplugged the cell phone charger and Wow, it worked. Note other devices can also interfere, such as dash cam, radar detector, or GPS.Hopefully this review will help other buyers, as I suspect others are having the same problem.To Autel technical support, please be aware of this problem, as it is very frustrating and a quick easy fix.

THESE ARE THE BEST AFTERMARKET TPMS YOU CAN GET, EASY TO INSTALL AND EASY TO PROGRAM

I have already bought it twice and it has worked for me to replace original sensors that are already defective, especially in Toyota and Nissan brands.Note: You need the Autel TPMS Tool for programming and relearning

The batteries in the sensors were bad when they arrived. Didn’t know they were bad till after tires were on the car.

Sensors work great. Only difficulty was finding a shop that can program them. I went to 5 different major tire shops before finding one that could do it. By the time you total drive time and installation fees. You lose most of the savings you got by buying online instead of just buying them at the shop.

Look good installed fairly easy how ever it took 3 different mechanics to get them to sync to car computer