FINDAUTO Replacement for Tire Sensor 315MHz Original Equipment Tire Pressure Monitoring System TPMS for Buick for Cadillac for Chevy for GMC for Hummer for Pontiac Replaces 13586335 13598771 4PACK
Description
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- EASY INSTALLATION - Simple steps to activate and maintain your TPMS.
- PRECISION MONITORING - Experience unparalleled accuracy in tire pressure monitoring.
- VERSATILE COMPATIBILITY - Fits a wide range of Buick, Cadillac, Chevy, GMC, and Pontiac models.
- LONG LASTING PERFORMANCE - Enjoy a battery life that outlasts your vehicle's journey.
- EXTREME WEATHER RESILIENCE - Engineered to perform in the harshest conditions.
The FINDAUTO Replacement Tire Sensor is a high-performance TPMS designed for various GM vehicles from 2013 to 2020. With a robust battery life of 5-8 years and a wide operating temperature range, this sensor ensures accurate tire pressure monitoring, enhancing vehicle performance and fuel efficiency. It is 100% factory tested for reliability and is compatible with multiple models, making it a must-have for any vehicle owner.
Specifications
| Brand | FINDAUTO |
| Item dimensions L x W x H | 4.13 x 3.54 x 2.36 inches |
| Style | Modern |
| Mounting Type | Flange Mount |
| Specific Uses For Product | Pressure |
| Upper Temperature Rating | 120 Degrees Celsius |
| Manufacturer | FINDAUTO |
| Item Weight | 5.9 ounces |
| Product Dimensions | 4.13 x 3.54 x 2.36 inches |
| Item model number | 168874-5332-1702546391 |
| Batteries | 1 CR2 batteries required. |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 168874-5332-1702546391 |
| OEM Part Number | 10394110, 12768826, 13522628, 13581558, 13586335, 13589255, 13589597, 13598771, 13598772, 15123145, 15202272, 15254101, 15268606, 15825475, 15921013, 15922396, 20922900, 20923680, 20925924, 20964159 22853741, 22854866, 22959744, 22959748, 23445327, 25799331, 25920615, 25952370, 92186507, 4313085Z00, 4313085Z03,4313078J10, 974-009, 5502400 |
| Special Features | How to Trigger a Non-programmable Sensor (Relearn TPMS sensors on a GM without the tool. For Most GM Vehicles with TPMS):, Step 3: Turn clockwise to the front driver, front passenger, rear passenger, driver's rear tire, and then release the air until the car horn sounds. It should be kept 2 times. Readjust tire pressure at each to proper level., Fits: 2008-2009 For Hummer H2,2007-2010 For Pontiac G3,2009 For Pontiac G3 Wave,2008-2009 For Pontiac G5,2007-2010 For Pontiac G6,2008-2009 For Pontiac G8,2007-2008 For Pontiac Grand Prix,2008-2009 For Pontiac Montana,2008-2009 For Pontiac Solstice,2007-2008 For Pontiac Torrent,2011 For Saab 9-4X,2010-2011 For Saab 9-5,2007-2009 For Saturn Aura,2007-2010 For Saturn Outlook,2008-2010 For Saturn Sky,2008-2010 For Saturn Vue, Fits: 2007-2008 For Suzuki Forenza,2005 For Suzuki Reno,2007-2009 For Suzuki Swift+,2007-2009 For Suzuki XL-7, Step 1: Turn the key to accessory position. Step 2: On the fob, hold down the lock and unlock until the dash display says "Tire Learn Active." Leave the key in accessory position while performing the following steps. Do not shut the door as the car doors will lock during the process., Fits: 2008-2014 For GMC Aavana 1500,2008-2020 For GMC Aavana 2500,2008-2020 For GMC Aavana 3500,2009-2019 For GMC Aavana 4500,2007-2016 For GMC Acadia,2017 For GMC Acadia Limited,2015-2019 For GMC Canyon,2013-2016 For GMC Sierra,2007-2016 For GMC Sierra 1500,2007-2016 For GMC Sierra 2500 HD,2007-2016 For GMC Sierra 3500 HD,2010-2017 For GMC Terrain,2007-2016 For GMC Yukon,2015-2016 For GMC Yukon XL,2007-2014 For GMC Yukon XL 1500,2007-2013 For GMC Yukon XL 250, 315MHz TPMS SENSOR |
Reviews
R**N
They work
Well, i had them installed and programed for my car, and i am happy to say that they all work as they should. I hope they last
B**5
Very simple
It's great that they're pre-programmed they're easy to install
L**S
Be prepared!
Here is my experience. First, you have to break the tire bead, at least one side. This is either a lot of manual work or you have to use a tire machine like the tire shops have. I paid $10 a tire to have the bead broken off one side of each tire. I used some boards to keep the tire open enough to replace the sensors. IMPORTANT note, be careful. If you don't take the tire off, it can slip and you can get your fingers pinched! After I installed the sensors, I aired the tires up and the beads resealed. Once I put the tires back on the car, I tried resetting the TPMS. No luck. Although these sensors are programmed, you need an electronic tire tool to read the code and update the car's computer. I luckily found a tire shop that was able to read the sensors and update the computer for minimal cost. As soon as this was done, everything reset and they are working fine.Side note, if you don't mind the work and extra time, you can DYI. The whole experience cost me under $75 total and about five hours of my day.
M**N
Wrong part
I thought it was 433mhz when it was actually 315mhz
A**R
Not working
I took it to a shop to replace sensors got them replaced they charged me $15 each tire to replace , me thinking they are gonna work I also bought the tool to relearn it but not working for me not worth buying
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