Marsflex TPMS Sensor Compatible for Toyota Land CruiserScion Pontiac Lexus, Camry rav4 Yaris Corolla Tire Pressure Monitoring Sensor Replaces# 42607-33011 PMV-107J 42607-33021 42607-06011 315MHz

Worked well for my project. Have lasted over a year so far

Worked flawless with xtool tp150 programmer also bought here on amazon

($43.80 incl 5% coupon + 8% tax) Marsflex TPMS Sensor, PMV-107J for Toyota Lexus, 315MHz, 5Pcs Tire Pressure Sensor, Fit for Scion Pontiac Camry rav4 Yaris Corolla, Replaces #42607-33021 42607-33011 42607-06011 This works with my 4th generation 2004 Toyota 4Runner (265/65R17). I was able to scan them right out of the box with my Autel MaxiTPM TS508WF. I had a local tire shop do the install at $20/tire. I used the Advanced Mode and was connected to OBD port. First, I selected TPMS Diagnostic, and somewhere along the way it detected that old sensors were no longer present and it prompted me to erase the OBD data. But I did not see a way to load the existing codes that I had. So, I went back to the Advanced Menu, After selecting my vehicle, I chose "Position Relearn", then "OBD Relearn", at that point it prompted me to rescan all the tires (I also included the spare). Then after following the prompt to reconnect OBD (and turn on the ignition), it loaded the sensors into the ECM. ** NOTE: For the Autel to pick up OBD, Engine must be running (and not just key in the ignition on position). Not sure what brand TPMS was in the 4runner before (it wasn't the originals), my Autel couldn't detect them. But now, I can get a quick reading of tire pressure with my scan tool. The only question remaining...how long will these last. I selected the 5 piece option, which was not much cheaper than 4 + 1 pc. It came in a box that said "4 pcs", and I nearly thought they didn't include my 5th pc, but it was in the 4 pc box. I liked that there was a 5 piece choice. Wasn't sure these would work based on some of the reviews. Other brands had similar complaints about compatibility, so I tried to go with a brand that had a least a few Toyota mentions. Good luck, hope yours works.

Spent the money for a quality shop to install the TPMS. When it came time to program, the TPMS reader could not program them. Total waste of money. Ended up buying a quality TPMS and the now the system is working perfectly. Don’t waste your money on the cheapest, go with a quality brand. It will save you your time.

2013 rav4. Installed all 4 with new tires. Inflated and hit the button under the dash. The light went off and system seems to be working as intended.

Not bad for the price

I purchased this to replace the TPMS sensors in my 2012 Toyota Venza. I purchased some new tires from Discount Tire and asked if they could install these sensors since I had the warning light on despite all tires being properly inflated. They installed them for free since they had to remove the tires anyways. I had been living with the low tire pressure warning for about a year so it was quite the relief to see it was off after replacing the sensors. Seems to work just as well as OEM for about 1/10 the price.

Great OEM part just need to program.

Sjn problema los configure von el escaner pa tpms, si no lontienes no podrás configurarlo.

Installed product on four tires, programmed to car. They worked for one week then all four quit. Would not buy ever again.