MORESENSOR Signature Series 315MHz TPMS Tire Pressure Sensor 4-Pack | Preprogrammed for Select 500+ American Brand Models | Replacement for 20925924 20922900 15268606 | Clamp-in | NX-S024-4

The silverado I have for 2011 needs some work. Email was sent to the seller, and we talked about the process and the vehicle compatibility. In my case, they provided me with instructions. Sensors are preprogrammed for your particular Thus, I searched YouTube on how to retrain TPMS sensors to my make and model, and it was as simple Nevertheless, I paid $100 to have them programmed at the tire shop, so I had them installed on my 24s. Having done my research beforehand, I declined that service. I went home and pulled up YouTube to do them myself and it took me less than five According to the video, the first minute was People, do your homework and act like smart people. It's definitely no rocket science, if those guys in the tire shop can do it, so can you. Due to the fact that you are unaware how simple the process is, they charge a lot of money to people for a simple task. This is the most expensive part, but it has already been It is necessary to relearn the sensor(s) to the computer system of the car. I'm sure somebody has already had that problem/fixed it and put it up just for you! It may already be on YouTube for that nagging problem you have! My sincere prayers go out to you.

Bowen Snider

| Oct 18, 2020

I'm in trouble. My mechanics claimed they were unable to communicate with my 2008 Tahoe while they were attempting to install them. During one installation, they even took them off the tire because they couldn't get it to communicate with the tire. This is what I noticed last time I tried to install it The company where I ordered these from was great, they told me how to get the truck to register them after I asked that he leave them in the tire. I then called the company to ask how to get them registered. In the end, it only took 5 minutes for them to get the job done. It's been two months now since they were installed, and they have served me well. There have been several Tahoe models this year.

Skye DICKINSON

| Aug 30, 2020

Since my old tires were going out and having problems, I got them when I replaced my tires. I was able to install them in no time, and they programmed them on my truck within five Having a chevy, it tells you how much pressure each tire needs, and they work very well. Besides being cheaper than OEM, it's also easier to install. Is there anything you don't like about it? TPMS lights drive me crazy, especially when there is such an easy fix for it.

Asa Fuller

| Aug 13, 2020

Before installation, Discount Tire wanted $60 each. I bought these for $5 a piece and Discount Tire installed them for me for no charge. We were able to save a tremendous amount of money. It has yet to be seen how long they will last, but I have no reason to think they won't outlast.

Kayson Bird

| Apr 14, 2021

Obtaining four tires for $40 at my local discount tire and having them installed for $10 each. I am amazed by the quality of the product. Then I asked them how much the similar product was, and they said nearly $75 per tire. Their reaction was to be blown away by the amount I paid for all four of these tires. It would be a great gift for anyone and I would buy it.

Remington Willis

| Sep 18, 2020

A local tire shop installed the sensors in just 20 minutes for only five bucks a tire, and I relearned them on my Camaro information center with no issues, the big name shops wanted $300 to install and reprogram, I just spent about $100 to do it myself.

Chana McCormick

| Nov 07, 2020

The dealer will charge you more if you pay at the point of sale. Installed as if it was an OEM part They just needed to be initialized and then.

Dakota Katz

| Jun 03, 2021