Universal TPMS Sensor, QQrCar NFC Mobile Programmable 315MHz + 433MHz Tire Pressure Monitoring System Sensor for 99% Vehicles

I recently replaced the TPMS sensors on my 2009 Toyota Venza with this QQrCar set, and it was a smooth and effective DIY job. Initially, I noticed the TPMS light staying on, even though all tires were at the correct pressure. My Venza doesn’t have a TPMS reset button, so I needed compatible sensors that didn’t require an OBD relearn.These QQrCar Universal TPMS Sensors support both 315 and 433 MHz frequencies, and they can be programmed easily using a smartphone and the DANFC app. The app allows for straightforward cloning of the existing sensor IDs, making it possible to replace all four sensors without an OBD tool.**Installation Process**I worked clockwise around the vehicle, starting with the front left tire. To access the sensors, I took my vehicle to Discount Tire (since I didn’t want to break the bead on my low-profile tires myself). Once I had access, I carefully removed each OE sensor, documented the sensor IDs, and cloned them onto the new sensors using the DANFC app. Programming was simple—just align the sensor with your phone’s back, press “Program,” and the app takes care of the rest.Each sensor installed securely with a snug fit, torqued to the recommended 48-50 in-lbs. After the installation, the TPMS light turned off after a short drive, confirming everything was working perfectly.**Cost Comparison**Previously, I had the TPMS sensors replaced on my 2014 Toyota Sienna at Discount Tire, costing over $300 for parts and labor. Knowing about these programmable sensors, I would have saved a significant amount by doing it myself.These sensors are an ideal fit for anyone wanting an affordable, reliable TPMS replacement with an easy setup. I’m impressed with the performance and how seamlessly they integrated with my Toyota Venza’s system.

Fantastic product!Using an app (on a smart-phone with NFC functionality) it was straightforward and fast to preprogram these sensors to our car's make and model, and later to clone the old sensors' IDs to the new sensors. Keep in mind that to program the new sensor with the cloned ID, you will need visual access to both: the old sensors (tell the tire installer not to discard them) and the new sensors. We did it while waiting at the tire shop. After tire installation all we had to do was to initiate the reset of TPMS system in our car (check your car's user manual) - it found the sensors without any problems.I am not sure how long the battery will last -- time will tell.But the ability of replacing just the battery makes this product even more enticing.

You do not need any other scanner or tool, just your cell phone. Broke the beads loose on my tires with a piece of 2x4 and scissor jack thar came with the car ( or take to tire shop and have them break the bead if your not comfortable) carefully remove old sensors and write down the id off each one so you can program that into the new sensors (this has to be done outside the tire) worked flawlessly for me. Tpm light has never came back on

Works perfectly!

Producto es muy bueno.... Sin embargo los sensores funcionan con vehículos que ya poseen sistemas de control TPMS. No sirve para adaptar en vehículos que no poseen sensores ni con apps

One of them was dead on arrival. It wouldn’t work with the app like the other three. To confirm this, I had a shop relearn all the sensors and they confirmed one was indeed dead.

It works well. Perfect if you are able to copy the code off the old sensor.

I recently purchased a set of programmable tire pressure sensors for my car in preparation for winter tire changes. These universal sensors are a game-changer! No more endless searches for the correct sensors.I installed all four, easily copied the original IDs, and used a phone app to activate and program them—no additional programming tools needed. This saved me at least two-thirds of the usual costs. I'm genuinely impressed and highly recommend these NFC tire pressure sensors to anyone in need.