Masoll TPMS Sensor for GM Chevy Chevrolet Silverado Buick Cadillac GMC, Gen 2 TPMS Sensors Set of 4 with 1 TPMS relearn Tool, External Tire Pressure Sensor, Easy to Install

Great unit, I have 2025 Silverado 25500HD and wanted a TPMS system to sync with trucks trailer monitoring system and didn’t want an internal tire set. The Masoll system is awesome, hitched my dump trailer up, put these on the tires, followed the trucks sync procedure, used the provided the transmitter, and has readings in less than 5 minutes. A must have for anyone that has a trailer, even bought a set for my other trailer. Great job Masoll!

Very Easy to use. I only had one bad sensor. I replaced the the dust cap with the sensor on one tire. Toggled to relearn touched the the tires with the tool. No more light, all 4 tires reading accurate pressure. Great product. Thanks!

Worked perfectly on my 2018 Chevrolet Traverse. The tricky part was finding the tire inflation display on the car but once found the sensors installed in seconds. You can use the optional hex nuts to add a layer of extra protection to keep people from trying to remove sensors. I opted to not use them for now. Probably saved a few hundred dollars not having to have tires removed, internal sensors purchased and replaced, and tires remounted.

Put these on a 2010 buick enclave. My tpms always came on. (Happens with changes in weather for alloy wheels). So i gave this a try. Works perfect. No more tpms light. All tires read psi. Super easy to install. Just unscrew old valve cap and twist these on. Comes with a cheap little wrench to lock them in place. And the programmer to set them all. 900mile drive for xmas and no issues. Lot cheaper then getting all the in tire sensors replaced

For less than the price of a new single tpm I was skeptical of this. I also wasn't sure if it was going to fit. I put all the sensors on my stems of my tires and reset all of them in less than 2 minutes. And it worked. I have aftermarket rims and tires that could not transfer my old system over. So this was a cheap and easy fix. It really is easy and works well. 4 days in and I have no complaints. This was an easy go to for my tire light

The only reason I gave it 4 stars was because of the size. It is big but I hardly notice it unless I really pay attention. Besides that it does work. I have a Buick Lucerne so I was able to do it all in the DIC Menu. Recently we had a really bad cold snap here with all sorts of weather phenomenons. Yet I didn't have one issue. What I like is that these have removable batteries. Usually you'd have to go to a mechanic to break the bead and replace the sensor. Well after my rear right died and the new one I purchased was defective right out the box I went this route. It's accurate, pretty durable and has no frills. I already had the relearn tool so I did wish it had the options of just buying the sensors. But even for the price I can't complain. Also one thing to note is that if you buy aftermarket wheels these can be used to prevent the tire pressure light while also giving a accurate psi reading.

Best product ever I would gladly buy this again and again and will tell anybody who needs to replace their TPMS sensors to head out and buy this product!! Hear in California I was quoted a considerable amount of money for a luxury feature like this and had been driving around with no monitoring for six months until I happened to cross this product. For $45 I was able to install them within minutes, learning tool comes complete with battery and everything that you need!! Just open the box, screw on the caps, follow the three simple instructions, and you’re done!! Save your wallet and buy these sensors!! The only downside is they are a little big, but at 70 miles an hour on the freeway I really am not looking out my window. And my car is not a show car so I just need to be able to see what the tire pressure is and avoid breaking down with a flat!

Works perfect and for the price he can’t go wrong programming. The truck was easy.

I love this thing. I put them on 2017 Chevy Volt, and used the provided tool to sync them to Chevrolet's on-board system, and now it report the tire pressure to the car. I had one of those super cheap TPMS kit for my old VW, and the sensor caps lost all kinds of air from the tire before you could get them screwed on. These ones start to thread on before hitting the valve, and you lose very little air. It's all around a great kit.