HQPASFYTPMS Sensor Compatible with Toyota 2007-2018 Sequoia 2007-2017 Tundra 2006-2019 Sienna Tire Pressure Monitoring Sensor 315MHz Replaces# 42607-0C070, 42607-08010 4PCS

The pictures I have attached are mainly of the OEM sensors that lasted over 10 years that were removed. I have a 2007 Toyota Tundra and after changing my tires in September of this year two of the TDS sensors finally died or possibly were damage during the tire change. I decided to go with these sensors due to the consistent good reviews, but the jury is still out because I already have a few issues with these and they were a little difficult to install. The biggest issue is the threaded cap that secures the unit to the tire it is much thicker or longer than my OEM ones. It was difficult to get these to thread on the stem once put on my tires and once they did grab I was afraid to tighten them too much in case they may have broken. With that these new senaors only have about four complete turns securing them on the wheel whereas the OEM had at least 10 if not more complete turns before they tightened down. Secondly, on one of the four I actually had to take a grinder and knock off about an eighth of an inch at the base so I could get the threads to catch. I did not have time to contact the seller and request a replacement because I drove 2 hours to have these installed and programmed to my Tundra and we improvised to make them work. Lastly after we programmed them the Toyota software program said that they were reading 29 PSI however all tires had 37 PSI in them. We verified the 37 PSI with several gauges and all were within one PSI so I am not sure if the sensors are reading up to 8 PSI incorrectly or it was because the truck was not moving and in a stopped position. The most important thing though was the warning light finally went off and hopefully these will last at least five years or longer and alert me if I am about to have a flat tire. Because if the PSI reading is reading lower than it should it likely will not notify me of a low air pressure warning. In addition, it would be nice if they provided a diagram or information stating where that clear washer / O ring is supposed to be mounted. Inside the tire or on the outside underneath the metal washer. I looked for that information and could not find it anywhere so we ended up putting it under the metal washer on the outside and so far it appears to be holding up and not leaking after driving over a hundred and fifty miles. Lastly, it would also be nice to have a torque specification on the valve stems. You are tempted to want to keep tightening them, but my experience with TDS sensors are if you tighten them too much you will break them so after they were snug we basically gave it one more Revolution and stopped and just hope that is enough. Anyways, I hope this review is helpful and crossing my fingers they will last because these aren't the hardest things to install if you have the correct equipment, but after installing them you definitely don't want to reinstall them because of a faulty sensor.

Works well so far, after installing into my wheels it needs to be reprogram / relearn with tool. Some shop is able to get it done with some fee. Or if you have your own and program the sensors. So far TPMS light is off and test to good working condition.

These 4 were the price of 1 unit elsewhere. They are pre-coded to the vehicle as described. My Tundra recognized them without any intervention.

Installed in my Sienna 2014. Used the MaxiTPMS TS508 to Relearn. Everything is working fine so far.

Battery dies before 1 year.. contact seller had all 4 replaced for free. Same thing happen witen 1 year, no good. Wasted so much money on tire mount and balance service. Do yourself a favor, get a better brand. Waste of time.

Works great at my 2017 Tundra

Great product for the price. Tire shop installed and paired hem with zero issue. Definitely worth the taking the time to share my positive review,

Used to replace OEM TPRM’s on 2008 Toyota Tundra. No issue.

Bought these sensors in the summer and waited till fall to install into my set of winter tires and wheels. Could not pair to my 2010 Toyota Tundra and it’s past Amazon’s return policy date so I’m stuck with a set of non-compatible sensors that description from the seller said would work. Waste of money.

Very good

Decent sensors and well made. However the sensors could not be detected by my 2013 Toyota Sienna Ltd tpms system while doing a week of trial run with the sensors in the centre console box. The TPMS system still couldn’t detect any sensors.Return!

The TPMS is perfectly compatible with my 2011 Sienna. Works just like the original TPMS at a fraction of the price.