IM4168 TPMS Sensor 433MHz – Aluminum Stem Tire Pressure Sensors - Pre-Programmed Tire Sensor for Cars - Ready to Install Tpms Sensors Compatible for ALFA Romeo, Aston Martin, Chrysler & More - Pack 4

My TPMS light came on so I took my car to a tire shop. I was told that Dodge cars needed OEM sensors and it would be a least a couple hundred dollars for parts and labor. I bought these and took them to a local mechanic. He installed the sensor and the car picked it up right away. The mechanic said he didn't have to program it since it was made for Dodges. Saved me a lot of money and I still have 3 more sensors!

I was a little worried at first but just like the ad said, their programmed to sync with the truck like factory ones! Pretty much plug and play. Just installed them in the wheels and put the wheels back on my truck. No problems. They synced with my truck in less than 10 mins! Highly highly recommend these. Going to use them on my other vehicle when those original sensors go bad!

Had them installed on a 2010 ram at a local tire shop for $25 each. This was done when I got new tires put on. Pricing was for tire and sensor install. All sensors picked up right away. About a month later the two rear ones went blank but reseted themselves soon after. Guess time will tell. It sure beats Goodyear’s pricing of $180 per sensor plus tire installation charges. About $1100 to install a $500 set of tires and sensors. Hell no.

Sensors could not be detected by scan tool. Tried website and the phone number listed in the product documentation for support and they did not work, someone from California called me back, it was some random person I was trying to call for support, website didn’t exist

2009 Mercedes C300, like the instructions say, leave the package (including bubble wrap) closed and scan the TPMS on the counter, when the shop tells you 96% battery life etc, they are good. Other shops had program errors and were not up-to-date with their software. I finally started calling around and ask can you program those ? The best answer was, some we can program and some we can't, the only way to find you is come over. I did and DONE ! I believe you have to drive the car around for a while to get all sensors matched you the car so the dash light goes off. Bought 4 because after 10 years the rest will get bad soon.

...that I don't have the TPMS error message flashing in my face while driving. That alone was worth twice what I paid. Sensors arrived in 2 days, well packaged in individual boxes and included instructions. Handed the box of sensors to my tire guy and he installed. That was all there was to it. No programming necessary, after driving around for a mile a two, all sensors kicked in and the error message went away. These sensors were installed on a 2010 Dodge Ram 2500 Cummins Diesel.

easy to install, preprogrammed and arrived in good condition. the good thing is that this item is plug and play. no need to program. I drove for approximately 30min before the vehicle starts to read its signal. 2 out of 4 sensors are already installed. :) vehicle is a 2013 Jeep Rubicon JK 2.8l CRDI diesel 2 door

So i installed these on my new rims for my ram 1500 (2016) and they didn't sync.. i figured that because my old tires were int he back of the truck were confusing the new sensors.. when i Got home i put the factory tires and rims in storage and drove around to try and get them to sync.. whelp after hitting up 2 shops and the local dodge dealer and trying EVERY trick in the book to get them to sync.. a week later i was still having the issue.. we were returning from home last night and BOOM out of the blue they sync'd and so far have been working with no issues. ill update if anything changes..

Was a very good purchase, the price was right even though I was a bit sceptical at first because a lot of these sensors don’t work. After purchasing these sensors for my 2018 Dodge Grand Caravan I had to have them installed at a local shop because Costco wouldn’t do it. I watched the guy install them and it was a very easy procedure if you have the tool that screws onto the treads of the sensor. I’m sure any automotive store sells them for cheap. I had my tires installed at Costco and the shop guy said he managed to scan and read the sensors with his machine. (I didn’t let him know that they were aftermarket as he probably wouldn’t have scanned them).Soon as I started my van they worked, there was no light whatsoever. I didn’t even have to drive for a bit in order for the light to disappear, maybe because the guy scanned them who knows. Great product, I wouldn’t hesitate to buy these from the same seller again. They also shipped faster than expected with prime. I recommend this product.

Nice build quality, made in Taiwan. Installed and within minutes of driving were recognized on my Wrangler. Note: these are pre programmed and do not require a tech to register them to your vehicle. Canadian Tire tried to con me into paying to register them to my vehicle but you don’t need to with these.

These were far less than half of the cost of OEM and Non-OEM provided by the tire shop. I bought these for winter wheels. The tire shop installed them and they synched up without issue. They’ve been in for a week on my 2104 Jeep Grand Cherokee and so far they are perfect.

They worked great until the first cold spell then started throwing low pressure codes. Actual pressure was checked. See if they work again when it warms up. Lasted a total of 3 months not worth it.

These sensors were installed with new winter tires and rims and quickly connected with the pressure monitoring system on our Jeep Grand Cherokee. The only possible concern is that the reading on one tire seems quite high. Hopefully it will settle down after a few days. At least these were a cost-effective way to ensure the warning light on the pressure monitoring system does not stay on all the time. We still plan to check the tire pressure manually from time to time, regardless of the TPMS reading.