UVS7050 - BH SENS 315MHz/433MHz OE Quality Dual Band Universal Sensor (Must be Programmed Prior to Install) - Metal Valve

I have a winter set of rims & tires I picked up last year where the TPMS no longer worked. Got tired of the (_!_) warning light all the time. A local chain tire shop (this count) wanted $60 each for these same sensors, so even with the $40 charge they wanted to install & code these sensors, it was cheaper to get these from Amazon.When they installed them they claimed they were coded, even went back after a short drive, still had warning & told they were coded (untrained "kids" not wanting to admit they don't know what they are doing).Well after 60 miles (had to take car to shop for warranty work) still got that yellow warning & that TPMS was inactive, same as prior to having these installed. Went back today & got an "adult" who knew what he was doing. He checked with the programmer & found all were still locked. He was able to unlock & code properly. Drove maybe 100 yards & the warning went out!These are much cheaper that official BMW ones, $30 cheaper each than the tire chain wanted (even tried 3 times for them to price match to give them all of the business, never replied). So the savings on 1 almost paid for the service & the saving on the other 3 is just more $$$ still in my wallet.

Same sensor that Discount Tire sells for $60. I had an OEM sensor that came off the valve stem inside the tire, after a recent Tire purchase at Discount. It obviously was destroyed. At first, I thought they should pay for it since they had installed it from previous wheel. The manager was nice but pointed out that the previous wheel had been driven on a flat tire (my wife did drive about 1/8th mile to exit freeway after a blowout.) most likely causing damage to the sensor. In addition, the sensor was over 10 years old so the battery had very little life left. The manager told me the sensor # I needed and pointed me to Amazon, saving me ~$40.Once the sensor arrived, I made an appt online at Discount Tire. The location I was at did not have the capabilities of cloning the sensor to my original TPMS ID #, however they were able to assign an ID # to this sensor and programmed it into my cars OBD2 / TPMS successfully. They did not charge me for installation and programming. I walked away feeling I was treated fairly and thanks to Amazon, I saved ~$40 on the sensor.

might be good for some cars, but not for Nissan or Infiniti.And not worth the hassle of guessing and loss of time/labor/money that comes with buying a non-oem sensor.The OEM sensors for my 2020 Nissan Rogue are made by Continental and say Nissan-Renault on them and work flawlessly without the need to reprogram them.These aftermarket sensors require frequent reprogramming (even after a simple wheel rotation) and are constantly reporting incorrect data like 44psi when, in fact, the psi is 33…

Worked perfectly on a BMW 2009 650i. Been in operation 1 year.

All 5 sensors are DEAD on arrivalNow I have to pay again for Mount dismount and balance.What a giant waste of time and money

Ordered for 21' Toyota Tacoma SR5. Said they were compatible but they would not pair to my truck 3ven using the Autel tool. Seemed decent quality.

Paid $60 for 4 of these - Discount Tire was able to program and install with new tires - NO PROBLEMS - on my 2010 Jeep Compass - saved $180.

I use these mostly on toyotas, they program and work easily without issue if you have the correct tool to program an ID to the sensor for the proper vehicle.These come blank. Haven’t had one fail yet, have installed maybe 30 of them.