TPMS Sensor Tire Pressure Sensor TPMS Sensors Set of 4 315MHz Compatible with Ford Lincoln Mercury Replaces DE8T-1A180-AA 9L3Z-1A189-A CM5T-1A180-AA

Works amazing

I recently purchased a Set of 4 TPMS Tire Pressure Monitoring System Sensors for my Ford vehicle, but unfortunately, my experience with these sensors has been nothing short of disappointing. After only two months of use sensors stopped working, which has caused me a great deal of inconvenience and frustration.Initially, the sensors worked fine and were able to accurately monitor my tire pressure. However, after just a few weeks, I noticed that the warning light came back, I tried resetting the sensors, but this did not solve the problem.This has left me without any way to monitor my tire pressure, which is a critical safety feature for any vehicle.Given that these sensors are advertised as compatible with Ford vehicles, I was expecting a higher level of quality and durability. However, the fact that they failed within two months is unacceptable, and I would not recommend this product to anyone looking for a reliable and long-lasting TPMS system.

Excellent product

Two units failed to communicate and program. Had to go to local tire shop and pay for better quality units. Dissatisfied.

...were a direct replacement for the OEM Ford TPS sensors and were easy to program, so far they're working ok, I'll update from time to time.4/15/25 update...batteries went dead already, contacted Amazon and was directed to contact supplier, sent several emails and got no response, my opinion that if you're looking for a replacement for your factory TPS sensors DONT BUY THESE.

I have enough sense to just take them to the mechanic. I also bought the Programmer and it worked just fine apparently. The Mechanic Service I've been using for years was a little annoyed that I bought Amazon Valves but I said "Hey.. If they don't work I owe you money for what you did anyway". He called me later, indicating he was unable to program them with his $2,000 (or whatever it cost) Super Duper Machine. That's when I reminded him that I had the little $20 Programmer Fob in the Center Console. You set it up according to the Key, Brake Pedal sequence and then start at the Driver's Front Tire working your way clockwise until all the Tires are programmed. I had him do it months ago. Just fine so far.

These worked well for about 1.5 years and then they all quit within a month of each other. Better bet would be to buy from a reputable source. Unless you have your own tire equipment and don't mind replacing these every on and a half years.

Finally getting both my ford vehicles to stop tripping TPMS codes at long last.