TPMS Sensor 13598771, Fit for GMC Yukon, Chevy Silverado/Tahoe/Suburban

I was very skeptical on this as I had been burnt on this 4 yrs ago. But it worked perfect. Got me all fixed up. Tire shop wanted to charge me $180. Update 3 outta 4 work. 1 keeps malfunctioning. Now doesn't work at all? Update. 3 are dead. Assuming it's the batteries? 1 never work outta 4 of them. Now 3 outta 4 don't work. Beware

All great

I had these installed on my 2015 Buick Enclave today at Walmart Auto. They work perfectly. I am so glad I ordered the 4 pack as when they tested my tires, 2 sensors were bad and 2 had very low battery left. Out the door, with balancing and reprogramming, for $70 for all 4 tires. A happy driver here.: UPDATE: Well my elation did not last very long. Within 4 months 3 of the 4 stopped working. Don't know if it is just poor batteries, the cold weather or what. Very disappointed with these. I would not recommend them.

They worked great my 2011 suburban LT TPMS sensors went bad and I had to replace them asap. I called a few shops and was around $800-$1000 for new ones that needed to be reprogrammed. I purchased these and the programmer relearn tool for GM and it worked perfectly. My suburban accepted the sensors and now the air light is gone.

Very easy to relearn with learning tool after installing, I recommend ordering these instead of paying high dollar from tire shops

Price was good and this set has worked flawless.

The TPS worked great on my 2015 GMC Terrain SLT. I had to program the sensor for the vehicle to recognize the location of the sensor on the vehicle. The link below is for the programming tool I used. TPMS Relearn Tool for GM, Auto Tire Pressure Monitor Sensor Activation Reset Tool, Automotive Tire Sensor Reset Tool, System Programm... https://a.co/d/ge02lSY

Saved me tons of $$$!

Fallaron 3 de 4

Work great on my yukon hybrid

Works well, good quality.

Bought the pack of 4, 1 was faulty and instead of sending me 1, they gave me $10 credit and I had to spend more to buy another 4 just to replace the 1 that was bad.

My GM vehicle could not detect these guys, until I zapped them with that cheap relearn tool. Now they're working fine. Time will tell how long they last. To enter relearn mode hold the lock and unlock buttons on your car remote for 5 seconds. Then go around to each tire and zap it. Deducted a star for poor documentation. They should just tell you to get the relearn tool so you don't waste your time. Letting air out of your tires only works if you're moving existing sensors around, not if you're replacing them!