5Pack 56029398AB 433MHz Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) Sensor Compatible with Jeep Grand Cherokee Wrangler Dodge Charger Challenger Journey Chrysler Fiat Ram 1500 2500 3500 4500 5500

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Would not buy again. Would urge others to stay far, far away from these sensors.These did not function properly in a 2013 Chrysler Town and Country (similar vehicle as a Dodge Grand Caravan) - despite the claim in the product description to the contrary. The sensors would either (1) only read pressure on/communicate with 3 out of 4 tires, or (2) read pressure on all 4 tires but still cause the vehicle's "Check Tire Pressure" warning light to display. Seller made efforts to assist by sending additional sensors as replacement. Had the tire shop replace the nonreading sensors - on my own dime - only to immediately experience the same symptoms. Even after replacement of a sensor which wasn't reading tire pressure, the vehicle would then display that a different sensor wasn't reading tire pressure (even though that sensor had just been reading pressure and functioning properly). This occured on multiple occasions, and for multiple replacements - like chasing a ghost. Could never get all 4 sensors to function properly. Finally bought some name brand (Schraeder) sensors at the tune of $20 each - yes, more expensive, but upon install they immediately functioned properly and as expected, and have been fully reliable. It was a great day when these Seineca TPMS sensors got thrown in the trash, and to not have to stare at the dashboard's "Check Tire Pressure" warning light any longer.

These installed without issue and they don't leak. I call that a WIN!Also, they paired to my vehicle after about 40 miles (Automatic Learning) and have been accurate to each other, as a set, across multiple tested pressures. There is a +2psi difference between these and my analog pressure guage (calibrated annually), but that is also consistent across the set.Good product!

The car read the pressure minutes later the installation of new sensor. But I need a pro scanner to delete the light in my dashboard. I mean, the sensor works and sent the pressure of the tire, but the light was still on the dashboard until connect a scanner and delete the code.

Pretty good but i havent been able to get my car to sync with the tpms.

Ram 1500/2013 Like most tire sensors I’ve received/gotten it it normally takes a minute need to be driving around four a little bit accurate this one I had to drive for about an hour or so and then they finally picked up the tire pressure so far it’s working great day still working.

These did not work with my 2013 Jeep Wrangler with 433MHz system. I should have read other reviews of this product first...my bad. After installing these, my Jeep would not receive a signal from these sensors. "Check TPMS" warning was on with 'dashed lines' where tire pressure should be indicated. Ok, made sure tires had at least 40psi (37psi required) then drove for two weeks. During that two weeks I used my Autel sensor reader to make sure the sensors were working. All five sensors could be read by my handheld sensor reader, even the pressure was being transmitted to my handheld reader. My Jeeps system could not receive the signal however. So, then I put the sensor ID's into my ATEQ TPM Quickset device and injected the sensor ID's into the Jeeps OBDI port right into the computer, which I confirmed were installed into the Jeeps computer. Drove long time and still would not work. Then I read other peoples reviews of this product and discovered a couple other customers already stated these did not work with their Jeep Wrangler either. Sensors required for my 2013 are 433MHz, these are 433MHz and do not work with a 2013 Jeep Wrangler. I ended up purchasing the CDWTPS 433MHz https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07R4TQX7K and drove less than 3 miles, and my Jeep picked up those sensors no problem. Lots of work and wasted time on these sensors!!!!!