CDWTPS TPMS Sensor,315Mhz Subaru Tire Pressure Monitor System Set of 4 | Fit for Subaru 04-13 B9 Tribeca,07-19 Forester,03-17 Legacy,04-17 Outback,08-14 Tribeca,13-22 WRX Replaces#28103AJ00A

Works perfectly! However, I did run into a small problem, but the seller stepped up and took care of it with no problem!

Work great

I bought a set of four and one came defective straight out of the box, i shouldve taken that as a sign to return and go with better quality sensors, instead I had one replaced and returned the defective to amazon.I had them installed sometime in mid December 2021 with new tires on my car. I had the sensors programmed via OBDII to my car and all was well, they worked fine for about 10 months, around october 2022, i had a TPMS light go off during my commute to work, pulled over to check tires and all pressures were fine.. A sensor mustve gone bad.So out comes the scan tool, and yup indeed all 4 sensors intermittently disconnect/lose signal and triggers the TPMS light to turn on. I reset the code and all is fine from anywhere to minutes to a day later, the light comes back. Scan tool confirms "transmitter X no data" this can be anywhere from one to all four.This actually became an issue when a few weeks later I got a nail in one tire and began to lose pressure but was not warned becuase the TPMS light is constantly on due to the sensors losing communication/data and triggering the light, but as an avid driver i began to feel the right rear feel squishy and vague. Pulled over to check pressure and sure enough, nail in tire and tire was at 20PSI.This couldve been bad if i had been on my daily commute of about 1 hour @75mph and lost tire pressure but did not realize due to naturally ignoring the light because it has been on for a month or so due to bad sensors. Safety hazard that can really bite someone who isnt as avid about how the car feels or just does not know how to tell by feel until the tire goes out at highway speeds.TLDR: They wont last a year, not worth the hassle. They have failed within 10 months and trigger the TPMS which caused me to almost miss a low pressure due to nail in tire once. Buy better sensors, theyre not easy to replace once they are mounted...

Had one with a dead battery so I ordered this one to replace it and paid a shop $28 to install it. So far I have no more tire light flashing on my instrument panel so seems to be doing well without paying for programing. I'd say this is a good economic buy.

Bien. Presenta algunas dudas para Subaru Forester 2009 sin embargo en mi vehículo funcionan bien.

No comment on the quality since I am returning them. I expected the OE Subaru parts, which I had bought before at about $40 each. That supplier only had three, so I turned to these, figuring I'd bite the bullet for the extra $10. Imagine my surprise when I opened the package to find SIXTEEN TPMS sensors. These aren't the Subaru parts I wanted, but a generic part. They probably work, but I don't plan to find out.If you want a screaming deal at $12.50 for each sensor, go for these. Each UNIT they sell includes FOUR sensors - and now they'll have four more to sell.

Great price and surprising didn't even have to activate or marry them to the car. Installed the sensors, mounted, and they connected right away with no TPMS lights on the dash. This is the second set from the same manufacturer and both sets activated, linked, and no TPMS lights on dash without the need of the TPMS tool.

The low-tire-pressure light on my Subaru came on and the car dealership said it was caused by a low battery on the Tire Pressure Sensor (TPS) an one of my car's wheels. They wanted about $500 to replace all four. So, I ordered one exact replacement from Amazon, which was expensive, then I ordered three of these at a much lower cost. Then I went to a tire repair shop to have them put on.Understand that just replacing them doesn't turn off the warning light. They have to use a meter to read the serial number on each sensor then download the new serial numbers to your car's internal computer.All together, it cost me about $150 to replace them all, which got the warning light to turn off, and these generic sensors worked as well the exact replacement part, but at a much lower price.