TPMS Sensor, 315MHZ Tire Pressure Monitor System Sensors for Ford Expedition 2018-2021 F-Series SD 2017-2021 Fusion 2017-2021, Lincoln MKC 2018-2020 MKZ 2017-2021 Navigator 2018-2021, 4PCS
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Thursday, Jul 24
Size: 4PCS
Style: HC3T1A180AB
Features
- TPMS CompatibilityThe tire pressure monitor sensor (TPMS) is fit for Ford Expedition 2018 2019 2020 2021|Ford F-Series SD(F250/F350/F450/F550)2017 2018 2019 2020 2021|Ford Fusion 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021|Lincoln MKC 2018 2019 2020|Lincoln MKZ 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021| Lincoln Navigator 2018 2019 2020 2021. Please check again before purchase to avoid issues and extra money out.
- Replace OE NumberPreprogrammed tpms sensor direct-fit for OEM replacement including HC3T1A180AB, HC3T1A150AA, HC3Z1A189A.
- Easy to Install and RelearnFusion TMPS sensors kit had pre-programmed for your vehicle the same as factory, the tire sensors are manufactured to OEM specification, You can DIY or to professional tire shops, just follow car manufacturers instructions to turn off and on, relearning, programming, activation and running.
- Enhance Safety of Your VehicleTire pressure sensor system can extend tire life, reduce driving risks, improve fuel efficiency. Our MKC tire sensor sets had tested before leaving factory to ensure trouble-free installation and performance, they will improve the durability and reliability to your vehicle.
- Long Lasted BatteryTPMS Sensor is upgrade with an powerful automotive-grade battery for long last 5-8 years or 90000-120000 kilometers, the F250 tire pressure sensors operating temperature range to -40C~+125C ensure the safety during you driving in every conditions.
Brand: GEARMEISTER
Style: HC3T1A180AB
Manufacturer: GEARMEISTER
Manufacturer: GEARMEISTER
Brand: GEARMEISTER
Item Weight: 7.8 ounces
Package Dimensions: 7.13 x 5.39 x 1.73 inches
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: 4488361
Manufacturer Part Number: 4488361
Date First Available: September 18, 2024
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The previous TPMS sensors I purchased from Amazon only lasted 3 years and then they failed. I'm hoping these last the typical 5 to 8 years. Just installed these but only have little time with them on the car. They installed well and synced with the car as advertised.
Reviewed in the United States on December 6, 2024 by J. Loseke
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Bought these due to my tpms light being on, I was really skeptical after reading some reviews, I installed them and had them programmed no issues so far
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These TPMS sensors work fine. I've had one installed in my truck for a little over a week now with no issues. I had all four successfully checked for function, and one of them was programmed and installed easily by a tire tech using an Autel programming device. Getting it installed did prove to be quite a challenge though, so I wanted to share that story. I brought these sensors into four separate tire shops. The first three shops refused to install them. I was given several random excuses from, "we can't warrantee them" or "we only install our own Autel sensors" to "our programming tool only works with Autel sensors". The simple fact of the matter was that each of these first three tire shops wanted to sell me a single Autel sensor for $65 plus labor for a total of around $100. I was able to obtain FOUR of these Gearmeister sensors for $26 and planned to only pay the $20-$30 labor fee. The fourth shop was more than happy to install my sensor for me and even offered to scan and double check the other three for function in case I needed them in the future. Apparently, the trick is to just find the right tire shop. Some shops just want to sell you their own parts while badmouthing anything else.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 17, 2024 by Psyclaws
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I’ve replaced enough sets of aftermarket TPMS sensors in my cars that I consider them DIY but I do most of my own automotive work. Although there’s always risks, I’ve gotten to the point that I’m able to do them in my driveway in about 15 minutes per tire and have never had a problem. It’s very manageable if you’re somewhat mechanically inclined. These types of sensors last roughly 3 years in my experience but it’s a lot cheaper than paying a tire shop ($250+ in my region) and most don’t allow you to use your own parts. I hope to get another 3 years or more from these but time will tell. The build quality is fine and I don’t have any complaints. All 4 worked upon installation. I can’t ask for much more at this price point. I can definitely recommend these TPMS sensors.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 17, 2024 by D.D. D.D.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 19, 2024 by daddyof4boys daddyof4boys
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Unless you tow all the time and/or are a completely lazy vehicle owner, TPMS systems are stupid. All they do is trip lights on your dashboard when your tires aren't inflated properly, or when the batteries in the transmitters go dead. (And they always go dead about three weeks after you mount and balance a brand new set of tires, so just replace these stupid things every time you get new rubber!) That's the situation I found myself in recently. A four-year-old set of tires on the truck was worn out, and my TPMS light was glowing on the dash and I couldn't see pressures in any of the tires because the battery in every single sensor/transmitter was dead. I ordered this set and handed it to my tire guy when I had new tires installed, and now all is back to normal. I still check my pressure the right (old fashioned) way, and I still have no use for TPMS, but at least the idiot light on my dash is no longer illuminated!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 12, 2024 by Big John
Had these installed and reprogrammed on a 2017 fusion. Two of them disconnect when at speed and reconnect when slowing back down to city speeds. This is indicative of low batteries. You get what you pay for so I should have guess, but was hoping to get lucky with these.
Reviewed in the United States on November 27, 2024 by Dylan B.