TPMS Sensor, 315MHZ Tire Pressure Monitor System for Buick | GMC | Chevy | Cadillac Replace#13581558 13598771,13598772,13586335,20923680

The CDWTPS are excellent TPMS sensors, and work perfectly on our 2008 HHR. I originally bought two, one to replace one on the car that had failed, and one as an on-hand spare in case I screwed the first one up trying to install it. It turns out the tire store that last replaced my TPMS sensors did not recalibrate them to their locations on the car, so I replaced the right rear that was reporting bad only to find the one that was actually bad was the right front. Luckily, I had a spare on hand... So that day I replaced both sensors on the right, the one that was actually bad, and one that wasn't bad...yet. About a month later the left front sensor on the car went bad, so instead of buying just one, or one and a spare, I bought the set of four I should have purchased in the first place. It was only a week or two after I replaced the left front that sure enough, the left rear went bad. Luckily, I had a part (and a spare and a spare) on hand. So over a period of less than two months I replaced all four sensors with CDWTPS sensors, and they all work GREAT! The tire shop that will install one that does not last even half as long as the original equipment charges $60 plus tax PER TIRE! Doing it myself, buying the CDWTPS sensors as a set of four costs about $10 per tire plus tax, and about 20 minutes work. By not breaking the inner bead loose, the tire never moved on the rim, and these sensors are within a few grams of the same weight as the ones they replaced. I did not rebalance the wheels, and don't feel that I need to. It's a surprisingly easy job to swap the sensors, and they work as good as new. You'll save enough doing the first wheel or two to more and pay for any tools you may not already have to do the job. I HIGHLY recommend the CDWTPS tpms sensors if they are a fit for your car, and will buy another set of them if they ever stop working while I still own the car. And...I already have two spares on hand.

Works great. I took it to Walmart to get it mounted and they did but they did not charge me because they could not get it programed, so I programed it myself. I have a 09 HHR and I used YouTube to see how to program and it was easy. Simply turn the key to on ( donot start) and quickly press lock & unlock on your fob at the same time holding until car honks. Starting with drivers front tire let out air until it honks then move to passenger front tire and do the same, move to rear passenger, then drivers rear passenger. Once you do the last tire it will honk two or more times letting you know it programed. Mine programed the first time. Remember the key needs to stay on during the programming. The vehicle will also use its lights and tail lights to show you which tires to program.

Obviously, they require the tires to be dismounted from the rim for installation, so it's not all that easy, but the actual placement is very simple. All four work flawlessly. I had it done locally and saved hundreds over the dealers estimate.

These worked excellent for my 2007 GMC Yukon XL. The are easy to install while the tires are being replaced. They are easy to install on tires already installed. They just have to bust the front bead and push the tire down to access the TPMS sensor to replace it.These relearned quickly to the trucks computer. I used the Autel MaxiTPMS TS501 since I am a Mechanic I had already had one.

Unfortunately the tire shop wouldn't install.said they wouldn't work with this car. (2008 HHR) not sure if they were telling the truth, or upset that I wouldn't buy theirs for $50 each. So I have no idea if they are good or not.

These TPMS are the best price around ! I bought this Item for my 2007 Caddy SRX ,Thank You The seller of the TPMS has a good product, customers who buy this item should not be Leary of buying it. I am a hot rider with a 1970 challenger R/T

they installed and programmed with no problems on my chevy.The item appears to be of good quaity and build and I certainly saved lots of money over paying $50 dollars for just one TPS at a parts store

Didnt work , they are dead sensors no Id written to them don't wake up and will not program

Desde que compré mi camaro 2013 ya indicaba que no funcionaban los lectores de presión de llantas. Hice todo lo que indicaban los tutoriales sobre la activación y nada, le puse estos nuevos, los llevé a un lugar para activarlos y siguieron sin funcionar. Tal vez una falla de la computadora. Los TPS estaban igual a los originales, no creo que vinieran mal el caso es que no funcionaron.

Los cambie sin problema y el auto los detectó muy bien

Muy buen producto y compatible

Compre el producto y page para la instalación....después de 2 meses dejaron de funcionar 2 de los cuatro....tuve que comprar repuestos.