ACLONG TPMS Tire Pressure Sensor fit for Toyota Camry Prius Corolla RAV4 Highlander Avalon Yaris Hilux Land Cruiser, 315MHz Tire Pressure Monitoring System Replacement 4260706020 4260730060 -Set of 4

I bought these because Amazon said they would fit my 2015 Prius Plugin. Technically they do physically fit, but these are replacements for OEM part number PMV-C010 TPMS sensors and they totally do NOT work with my 2015 Prius Plugin. My car ACTUALLY uses a PMV-107J TPMS sensor, and when I select those, Amazon says "These do not fit your car". Well no, Amazon, you're wrong.These being PMV-C010 when my car actually needs PMV-107J explains a lot! It explains why my car wouldn't see them even after I programmed the codes into my car's ECU. It explains why the relearn function never picked them up. And it explains why my TPMS tool couldn't check or activate them when using the "Toyota\Prius\2013-2015(315MHz)" profile. Once I set my TPMS tool's profile to use the "Toyota\RAV4\2013-2018 (315MHzPacific)" profile, I got a reading immediately on all four sensors.It seems obvious now, but just make sure you have the right part number before you order your TPMS sensors. Amazon makes it hard to do that when it tells you to order the wrong part, but to make sure you don't order the wrong thing, either use a TPMS tool to interrogate your existing TMPS sensors first to get the part number, or just pull one of your tires out and physically read the part number off of it.I am keeping these because they actually do work and are beautifully made, and although I can't use them on my car, it turns out that I actually can use them on my sister's car instead.

Does not work for 2016 Toyota RAV4. False advertisement. Vehicle transmitter can’t read it. Now I have to spend more money to uninstall these.

I replace it with that and good so far

I bought these sensors but i was not sure they would work on my 2015 Highlander. Reading some of the reviews there were conflicting report for the Highlander. I can confirm they work and not only that they looked identical to the OEM TPMS sensor i replaced. I did the job my self and removed the old ones and to my surprise the part looked identical.The process was not hard if you have the right tools. It took me about an hour to replace all four. I did not need to take the tire off the vehicle which saved me some time.After programing the sensors my Highlander synced with them and the TPMS warning light went off. I did not need to do any driving. As long as the tires have correct pressure, once you program the sensor, car will pick up on that and will turn off the warning light.As i have just installed them i don't have any reference point to how long they will last. I believe they are good for 5 years. As i mentioned they look exactly as my OEM TPMS sensors and i have no reason to believe that these will not last as long.Overall i am very satisfied, the job was not hard, considering Toyota wants 375 to replace one sensor. Ridiculous!

I replaced the 10-year-old TPMS on my Lexus, and the tire shop had no issues using their scanner to set it up. Overall, it works well. However, one small downside is that the tire pressure takes a couple of seconds to display when starting the car, unlike the original sensor, which showed the readings instantly. Still, it's a solid replacement option.

The positive review I have is that when I purchased my new tires, the AUTEL learning tool used at Mavis and other tire stores can relearn these sensors. That's obviously a big deal. I can't speak to the longevity of these sensors since I just installed them. They are working just fine for now. And since the pricing is in-line with other suppliers, which is surely less than what tire stores charge, they are a reasonable purchase. If you have a tire store install them when you are purchasing new tires (the right time to install new sensors), you will likely have to pay a nominal fee to 're-learn' the sensors. BUT HERE'S THE PROBLEM WITH THIS MANUFACTURER. Don't use the valve stem caps supplied by the manufacturer. Unbelievably, they have a small metal protrusion in the head of the cap that can accidentally activate the valve stem when screwed on tight. So, the cap causes the tire to lose its air. Just replace the caps that come with the sensors, and you will be OK. Don't not buy them because of this manufacturer oversight, just be aware of it and adjust and you'll probably be happy with your purchase. If my sensors fail prematurely, I'll come back and note that.FOLLOW-ON post: Regarding the valve stem caps, the manufacturer's customer service was exceptionally timely and reasonable, a good reason to purchase from this vendor.

No me funcionaron para Toyota Camry 2015 XSE estuve que comprar los originales

CAUTION! IS NOT for Hybrids. Not work!But the customer service is the best! After I wrote a review about how it didn't work for me (months after installing it), they contacted me and solved the problem. Thank you so much!