315MHz TPMS Tire Pressure Sensor for Toyota 4Runner Corolla Highlander Matrix Prius RAV4 Yaris | OEM PMV-107J

Keep your tires at the right pressure with this 315MHz TPMS sensor designed for a wide range of Toyota and Scion models. It replaces OEM part numbers PMV-107J, 42607-06011, and 42607-33011, giving you a direct-fit solution for your vehicle's tire pressure monitoring system.

This sensor comes pre-programmed for your specific make, model, and year, so no additional programming is needed before installation. You just need a scan tool or a relearn procedure to activate it once it is installed. It helps you maintain proper tire inflation, which can improve fuel efficiency and extend tire life.

Built with a durable construction and a battery life of about three years, this TPMS sensor is a reliable replacement for a worn or faulty unit. It operates at a frequency of 315MHz, matching the original equipment specifications for many Toyota and Scion vehicles from the mid-2000s to early 2020s.

Installation is straightforward for a trained professional. The sensor sends real-time pressure data to your car's dashboard, alerting you if a tire is underinflated. This gives you peace of mind on every drive, whether you are commuting to work or heading out on a long road trip.

Key Features and Benefits

- Pre-programmed for your vehicle that saves you time and eliminates the need for complex setup

• 315MHz operating frequency that matches factory specifications for reliable communication with your car's system

• About three years of battery life that provides long-term, maintenance-free performance

• Direct replacement for OEM part numbers PMV-107J, 42607-06011, and 42607-33011 that ensures a proper fit

• Real-time pressure monitoring that helps you catch slow leaks and maintain safe tire pressure

Who Is This For

- Toyota and Scion owners who need to replace a faulty or dead TPMS sensor

• DIY mechanics looking for a direct-fit, pre-programmed sensor for a quick installation

• Drivers who want to maintain optimal tire pressure for better fuel economy and safety

• Anyone restoring a used Toyota or Scion and replacing worn-out TPMS components

Usage Scenario

Mark noticed the tire pressure warning light on his 2010 Toyota RAV4 dashboard flickering on during his morning commute. After checking his tires with a gauge, he found one was consistently low. Instead of visiting the dealership, he ordered this pre-programmed 315MHz TPMS sensor. He had a local shop install it and run the relearn procedure. The warning light turned off, and his tire pressure readings are now accurate on the dashboard. He no longer worries about uneven tire wear or low pressure on the highway.

Micro Comparison

Unlike universal TPMS sensors that require complex programming or cloning, this unit comes pre-programmed for your specific Toyota or Scion model. It is a direct replacement for OEM part numbers PMV-107J, 42607-06011, and 42607-33011, so you do not need to spend extra time configuring it. This makes it a simpler and more reliable choice compared to generic aftermarket options.

Specifications

Operating Frequency: 315MHz

Battery Life: About 3 years

Replaces Part Numbers: PMV-107J, 42607-06011, 42607-33011, 42607-33021, 42607-75010, 42607-0E011

Package Includes

- 1 x 315MHz TPMS Tire Pressure Sensor

Why You Will Love It

You will appreciate the straightforward installation that does not require a trip to the dealership. Knowing your tire pressure is monitored accurately gives you confidence on every drive. It is a small investment that helps protect your tires and improves your car's overall safety.

Questions and Answers

Question: Does this TPMS sensor come pre-programmed for my car?

Answer: Yes, it comes pre-programmed for your specific make, model, and year. You only need to activate it with a scan tool or a relearn procedure after installation.

Question: Will this sensor work on a 2008 Toyota Corolla?

Answer: Yes, it is compatible with the Toyota Corolla from 2008 to 2013. Please check the full application list to confirm your exact year.

Question: Do I need any special tools to install this sensor?

Answer: You will need a tire mounting machine and a scan tool or relearn tool to activate the sensor after installation. Professional installation is recommended.

Question: How long does the battery last in this TPMS sensor?

Answer: The battery life is about three years under normal driving conditions.

Question: Can I use this sensor on a Scion xB?

Answer: Yes, it is compatible with the Scion xB from 2007 to 2016. Verify your vehicle year in the application list before ordering.