Tire Pressure Sensor 4PCS 315MHZ for Toyota Lexus | TPMS Pre-Programmed

Replace your old or faulty tire pressure sensors with this set of four pre-programmed TPMS sensors. Designed for a wide range of Toyota, Lexus, and Scion vehicles, these 315MHZ sensors provide a direct fit and simple activation process to restore your vehicle's tire pressure monitoring system.

This set includes four sensors that come pre-programmed for your specific vehicle model. No complex sensor programming is required. You just need to activate them using a scan tool or perform a relearn procedure, which can be done with an OBDII tool. This makes the replacement process straightforward for trained professionals.

These sensors are engineered to match the original specifications of your vehicle's TPMS system. With a battery life of about five years, you can count on reliable performance and accurate tire pressure readings for the long term. Maintaining correct tire pressure helps improve fuel efficiency, extend tire life, and enhance overall driving safety.

Installation of TPMS sensors should always be performed by a trained professional to ensure proper fit and function. Before ordering, check your vehicle's compatibility by reviewing the product pictures, your VIN code, and the original part number to confirm a correct match.

Key Features and Benefits

- Pre-programmed sensors that eliminate the need for manual programming, saving installation time and complexity.

• 315MHZ operating frequency that matches the original system for reliable communication with your vehicle.

• Long battery life of about 5 years, providing lasting performance and reducing the need for frequent replacements.

• Direct replacement design that fits a wide range of Toyota, Lexus, and Scion models, making it easy to find the right fit.

Who Is This For

- Toyota owners with models like Camry, Highlander, Land Cruiser, RAV4, and others from 2004 to 2015.

• Lexus drivers with vehicles such as GS350, LX470, RX350, and more from 2004 to 2015.

• Scion owners with models like xB, tC, xD, and iQ from 2007 to 2015.

• Car owners who need a complete set of four sensors to replace all units at once for consistent performance.

Usage Scenario

Mark noticed his Toyota Camry's tire pressure warning light had been on for weeks. After checking the tires and finding no leaks, he knew the sensors were likely failing. He ordered this set of four pre-programmed sensors and took them to his mechanic. The mechanic installed them and used an OBDII tool to complete the relearn process. The warning light turned off, and Mark could finally see his tire pressures on the dashboard again, giving him peace of mind on his daily commute.

Micro Comparison

While some TPMS sensors require complex programming with specialized equipment, this set comes pre-programmed for your specific vehicle. This reduces the installation steps to just activation and relearning. Compared to single-sensor purchases, this 4-pack provides a complete set, ensuring all sensors are replaced at the same time for balanced performance and battery life.

Specifications

- Material: TPMS Tyre Pressure Sensor

• Operating Frequency: 315MHZ

• Battery Life: About 5 Years

• Part Number: 42607-33021, 4260733021, PMV-107J, PMV107J, 42607-06011, 4260706011

Package Includes

- 4 x Tire Pressure Sensor

Why You Will Love It

Restoring your vehicle's TPMS system gives you one less thing to worry about. These sensors are designed for a straightforward replacement, so you can get back on the road with confidence. Knowing your tire pressure is monitored automatically helps you drive safer and more efficiently.

Questions and Answers

Question: How do I know if these sensors fit my car?

Answer: Check the list of compatible vehicles in the product description. You can also compare your original part number or VIN code with the listed numbers to confirm fitment.

Question: Do I need to program these sensors before installation?

Answer: No, the sensors come pre-programmed for your vehicle. You just need to activate them with a scan tool or perform a relearn procedure.

Question: What is a relearn procedure?

Answer: A relearn procedure is a process that syncs the new sensors with your car's TPMS computer. This can often be done with an OBDII tool or a specific TPMS scan tool.

Question: Can I install these sensors myself?

Answer: Installation of TPMS sensors is recommended to be performed by trained professionals to ensure proper mounting and avoid damage.

Question: What should I do if the sensors do not work after installation?

Answer: First, have your installer scan the sensors to check if they are transmitting data. If there is an issue, contact us for assistance.