MORESENSOR Signature Series 315MHz TPMS Tire Pressure Sensor 4-Pack | Preprogrammed for Select 120+ American Brand Models | Replacement for 6F2Z-1A189-A 7L1Z-1A189-A | Snap-in | NX-S042-SN-4

It works fine, but the shop how installed it for me had hard time installing it properly as they were not sure if this rubber valve is being secured properly, at the end they have replaced the rubber valve with metal one.. if i will buy again i would buy the metal type from the same company instead of snap in rubber valve ..

easy programming

I wanted to put some Mustang wheels on my Marquis. My 2008 had the band type TPMS sensors and they would not transfer to the new wheels. I bought these based on reviews and had them installed with the wheels. I only had to put the car in learn-mode, and use the Ford re-learn tool on all four stems (Youtube it, it's easy) and the error light went out. Easy-peasy.

Perfecto, todo bien

I purchased these for a new set of tires. They all worked immediately with no problems. I was able to secure a discount of about $20 for the set by shopping in the Used: "like new option", so I did not pay full price. Make sure you are careful to purchase the correct transmission frequency for your car. I used the MoreSensor store front where you can enter your vehicle details to be linked to the correct product. I also double checked using other similar web based finders. ....just to be sure ; )

I bought these because OEM was expensive. The reviews looked good, even though some said they didn't last. Well, I had them installed by a professional tire center to make sure I didn't mess anything up. Finally it was great to not see my Tire Pressure Sensor light on the dash any longer - EXCEPT... After about 100 miles, my light was back on. I followed some reviewers' advise, to simply re-program them, but guess what?, mine would not re-program, so I have been running around now for the past 8 months or so with my TPMS light on (again). I was hoping that they would just start working again, but not. Please be aware that these are a hit and miss, some may work and some don't, and mine was one of them unfortunately that did not work for more than 100 miles to never work again, so money wasted on another inferior product from China. There are a lot of great products from China, but not these...

I installed one of them today. The stem fits really tight on my alloy wheels, I broke one off at the brass trying to install with puller, second one I got tight and used a socket and brass hammer to finish getting it in. Stems are cheap though, so not too concerned about buying another it isn't going to leak around the stem!

Put these on a set of Pro Comp Wheels 7069-5865 wheels from Summit Racing for my 2011 Ford Ranger. I was moving from California to North Carolina and needed a new set of, un-bent wheels, and decided to ditch the stock sensors for a set of these as the stock ones tend to have a lot of problems with the way they mount and such.These fit well and worked well most of the trip although after driving about 6hrs each day one or some of the sensors with show a flat tire warning on the dash but I didn't have a flat. Seems like they loose connection with the truck after extended driving. I just pulled over and re-learned them to the truck whenever this happens. It's a pretty simple process but you will need a Ford TPMS learning tool.Occasionally the sensor will show a flat tire warning randomly (not related to extended driving) when there isn't..again I just re-learn the sensors to the truck and all is well. Would like to NOT have to do this but I get it, its a cheap piece of kit and works 90% of the time, i'm not mad, still better than the stock ones.

Worked great in my 2009 Mustang. Used https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B07ZT7WYLW?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details to program the sensors and they work great.

I used these to replace the original band type sensors on my 07 Mustang. They programmed the first try and have been working perfectly so far.