MOBILETRON MORESENSOR Signature Series 433MHz TPMS Tire Pressure Sensor 4-Pack | Preprogrammed for Select 850+ European/American Brand Models | Replacement for 56029398AA | Clamp-in | NX-S033-4

I bought a set of rims for my Dodge Charger and didn't want to spend around $400 for original. I installed these myself after I got the torque specs and had tires mounted. I put them on car just to see if they would read and if there was a problem I could fix it and store them till the spring. I didn't even get out of my driveway and they were reading. I will let you know when I put them on in the spring if all is still good. Try them you wont regret it.

I run my 2020 Jeep Wrangler with two sets of tires, one being for extreme weather driving (Snow and Winter). My normal tires have this set of TPMS sensors (model NX-S033), and they operate perfectly. However, when I mounted another set of the same sensors into my new winter tire set, the TPMS reported the correct pressure but would also put up a fault indicator on my dash. The dealership initially thought that it was the central module, so they replaced it under warranty. That didn't fix the problem. Then, they thought it was a single faulty sensor, so I requested a replacement under the Amazon replacement. However, when I returned with the replacement, the dealership's diagnostics reported that all FOUR sensors were misreporting! Perhaps they were trying to get me to buy an expensive MOPAR sensor (one of theirs costs as much as an entire set of these). However, they asked me to put the regular tires back on to see if the problem goes away.... and it did. So, there is something really wrong with these sensors.Now, Amazon's fitment indicated that these would work on my Jeep. However, when you go directly to the MoreSensor page, their fitment page says that my 2020 Wrangler should have the KX-S033, not the NX-S033. Other than the KX's rubber stem vs. the NX's aluminum stem, I don't know if there is any other difference. I am out of ideas on how to fix this problem... Purchase with caution.

I must say after my 2011 Jeep Grand Cherokee TPMS stop working and my speedometer kept changing off I could not deal with it anymore. Original TPMS are very expensive just to tell tire pressure. So I found these on Amazon with a 10 dollar off coupon. Claim to be pre programmed. Shop tried to sell me additional scanning plus replacement for each tire. I declined because there suppose to be programmed. Took the chance. Well when I started driving numbers were still juggling around and I was a bit ticked. Low and behold within a mile of driving one by one they all adjusted to exactly the pressure shop put in my tires. Very impressed so far. Saved a tone of money. Great brand. Not a do it yourself item. I have big tires and shop just broke bead enough to replace these. Did not have to take tire off the rim completely. Because they know what their doing, LOL. I will update if things go south!!

So I had these installed on my vehicle. The technician scanned them and the yellow servie tire pressure light was out when I picked up the vehicle. upon driving a little ways the light came back on. It does show the correct tire pressure, but the light comes on and flashes. Had the tech rescan the TPMS. The light came back on. I'd stay away from these. junk.

So happy with my purchase. First of all, I had bought the wrong ones. Bought 4 left sensors. They called me and wrote me an email asking if that was correct. Or if I wanted 2 left and 2 right. They cancelled my previous order. Sent me the link to the right order. Ordered the right pieces.Now when I installed them on my 2014 Jeep Wrangler, I was worried. Wasnt sure if they would work or if I had to program them. Found out they program themselves once driving. After about 5 miles of driving 20+ mph. The low pressure tire light cleared on my dash. So yea, just wanted to thank them for their great customer service. And great product. Thanks guys