CDWTPS 56029398AB TPMS Sensor

Here’s a review for the **CDWTPS TPMS Sensor, 433MHz Tire Pressure Monitor System Compatible with Chrysler**: --- **Reliable TPMS Sensor for Chrysler Vehicles** I recently installed the **CDWTPS TPMS Sensor** (433MHz) on my Chrysler, and it has worked perfectly so far. This sensor is a great replacement for the OEM sensor, providing accurate tire pressure readings and saving me from the hassle of constantly checking manually. The installation was simple. It synced with my vehicle’s onboard TPMS system almost instantly after installation. I didn’t experience any issues with error codes or tire pressure warnings, which is a relief since some aftermarket sensors can be problematic. After a few weeks of driving, the sensor continues to perform flawlessly. One of the things I appreciate is the compatibility with multiple Chrysler models. It fits my vehicle perfectly and has been running smoothly without any problems. The sensor is well-made, and the build quality is robust—it feels durable, so I’m confident it will last. The price is a great value compared to the OEM alternatives, and the sensor provides the same level of performance. It also arrived well-packaged, and there was no need for additional calibration or adjustments. If you’re looking for a reliable and cost-effective TPMS sensor replacement for your Chrysler, the **CDWTPS 433MHz TPMS Sensor** is a solid choice. Highly recommend!

I put these on my winter tires for my challenger. They were operational from November to March for 5 years. No programming required. When I went to put on my car this year all four sensors died over the summer. Still happy with purchase. I just bought a second set and we'll install myself. Sam's club wanted 180 bucks to replace. These are 35 bucks!

Replaced one broken sensor in a 2014 Fiat 500e. Auto relearn completed with a drive down the street and back which cleared my TPMS warning light and begin reporting proper tire pressure.

Installed on my 2014 dodge grand caravan. Local shops wanted 165.00 dollars to replace the sensor and install it. I did it for under 20 bucks in my driveway. Pulled the tire, broke the bead. Installed the sensor. Reinstalled the wheel and drove around the block. Vehicle recognized the sensor almost immediately. Been working fine after several hundred miles. No light.

Non of the sensors work. Took it to the tire shop and couldn't even get them to read on their machine. It was a great price if they worked. Installed easily. Quality control not exactly great.

2010 Dodge Charger SXT: I bought these to replace the original TPS units that came with the car when new (i'd say the oem were quality). These were sited as compatible with the car, and pre-programmed. There was no conflicts with the swap, nor the syncing with the system. In several comments left by others with regard to this model, it was stated that they failed or stopped working after only a short length of time. As i have only had these in use for two weeks as of 12/12/19, i will only comment that they are working as designed. Time will prove their value.

great product arrive fast and they work great finally my light turn off

Excellent