TPMS Sensor GM, 4-Pack Tire Pressure Monitoring System Sensor Replacement for GM Chevy GMC Cadillac Buick, 315MHz OE Replaces for 13586335 13581558 13598771 13598772

Bought these ahead of Walmarts Black Friday Tire Deal. All my sensors had gone out on my 2015 Chevrolet Equinox over time. The dealership and autoshop wanted wayyy to much to replace them. I ordered these and asked Walmart to install them along with the tires. Easy for them to install. I don't believe there was even a charge! Walmart can reset some sensors but couldn't reset my car. So, I took it to the dealership when my car was there for recalled windshield wipers and asked them to reset the sensors. It has been a few weeks and they are working perfectly so far. Saved a ton of money on these!

My TPMS was a great deal and arrived quickly within a few days of purchase without any damage. The design feels durable and there are rubber stems to change it out if needed.My vehicle: 2017 Yukon XL SLT. It showed as compatible with my vehicle and it worked out.Why I purchased it? One of my TPMS went out. It wasn't reading one of my tire pressures anymore which gave me the tire monitor system warning light. Tried inflating my tires and giving it a couple of days, hoping it'll fix itself, but it didn't work. I found these on Amazon for a great price. Saved so much money purchasing it. I purchased the VXDAS TPMS Relearn Tool el-50448 also separately for less than $10. I saw the relearn device on TikTok and wanted to try it out. I took my vehicle to Discount Tire to get my sensors installed on all 4 tires. It cost me $10 per tire. The employee told me upfront that their handheld device did not detect the TPMS I purchased from Amazon which is the one I am doing a review right now. I told them it is ok because I have one in my vehicle that I can use to relearn the new TPMS. I wasn't sure if it was going to work but I had to sound confident. I got my vehicle back within 30 minutes, (it must've been easy to install since they didn't ask me any questions about it) went to the store to buy a 9V battery for the relearn tool. Installed the battery, put the vehicle in the tire relearn mode and relearned all 4 tires in less than a minute. I watched a YouTube video the night prior to educate myself how to use it and it worked. SUV honked afterwards to confirm it was successful. I checked the tire pressure option, and it showed all 4 tire pressures. A couple months later, I have no issues and TPMS is working like it should. Expensive or OEM isn't always the best. If you have a cheaper option that is compatible, why not? I recommend this. Hope this review helps you guys make a decision. Cheers!

I needed one for my 2019 Chevy Equinox. This seems to be a better deal as I found a GM one for $40 online shipped. Had it changed today and it seems to working fine. I was able to calibrate it with the tool I purchased off amazon without issue.

Make sure where ever you have your tire work done they can program this product to your vehicle

After testing and driving my 07 Yukon Denali before she took a dump with two bad pistons, these sensors have lasted me this long and has given me zero issues! Best of all, they were easy to program! They don't make em like they use to people.

Tire shop said they linked up just fine with the equipment usually not the case!!

Installed and programmed these and they worked flawlessly at first, but every once in a while they’re slow to communicate with the BCM, almost like they’re in sleep mode, but an accurate reading is shown within a mile or two.

Worked great! I was leary....Tire King in Sussex, NJ had no issued pairing with car nor charged extra to do so.