433MHz TPMS Sensor, Tire Pressure Monitoring System Sensor - Compatible for Land Rover Range Rover/Evoque/Sport, for Jaguar E/F/I-Pace XE XF XJ F-Type - Replace Part GX63-1A159-AA, C2D47173 Set of 4

***Pre Read*** Don’t do like I did and purchased the wrong MHz sensors! First located the tire pressure monitor antenna. My 2012 RR Sport HSE monitor antenna is located under the roof mounted map lights fwd the sunroof. It clips in on the roof right side (mfg LR044371). The MHz will either be 433MHz or 315MHz. Order accordingly. Before mounting the TPMS sensors on the wheel - write down the serial number for each TPMS sensor! Then write down where each sensor is positioned on the vehicle. Then with your OBD2 (mine is the Foxwell 510) in the special feature section, record the s/n position location of each TPMS sensor. Once finished, I disconnect the battery for 30 min. When reconnected, the TPMS warning light extinguished. Happy days.

This items never paired up to my vehicle since the day I had them installed. I am about to buy a new tires and I’m going to have to replace these sensors, but it was costly to have them removed to send them back. I never had them removed, but they’ve never programmed to my vehicle. I think I’m going to run down and take a picture. And as you can see, there’s another light on which saying coolant low that coolant is not low. There’s another I bought a coolant tank along with the sensor from the same seller and it’s still not working. They do not match up to a Land Rover they do not sync to the Land Rover in which in the description says it’s original equipment and after I installed it it cost more to uninstall it and send back until it’s time to replace it but I’ve just found a review area. I can send this pretty reasonable review. Thank you very much.

Well made and works perfectly

Have them installed, My Land Rover LR4 2016 reconise them after 5 miles, all the warning light gone!! Finaly a product that work well.

Great job

I installed these in December 2024 on a Range Rover Sport Autobiography. After paying 3 auto shops to reprogram the sensor. It is not being recognized by the vehicle system. What a waste of time and money

Great product.

After dealing with constant “low tire pressure” warnings, I decided to replace all four sensors on my Range Rover Sport with this 433MHz TPMS Sensor set, and it’s been absolutely spot-on. Installation was fast, pairing was seamless, and the sensors synced with my system almost instantly. What I liked The sensors are OE replacements (GX63-1A159-AA / C2D47173) and fit my 2018 Range Rover Sport perfectly — no modifications, no adapters. Each sensor feels well-built with a solid alloy and ABS housing, not flimsy plastic like cheaper aftermarket ones. After installation, the TPMS readings appeared within minutes of driving — no error codes, no manual relearning. Pressure accuracy matched my gauge to the decimal, which gave me real confidence in the quality. Good to know These sensors are compatible with a wide range of Land Rover and Jaguar models, including Range Rover, Evoque, F-Pace, and I-Pace. Just double-check your vehicle year and model before ordering to ensure the 433MHz frequency matches. You don’t need special tools — a standard tire change setup will do. Setup tip If your dashboard light doesn’t clear immediately, take a short 10–15 minute drive at highway speed. Most TPMS systems auto-relearn after motion. Also, note that tire shops can usually program or verify them for free if needed. Bottom line These TPMS sensors saved me a trip to the dealership and work exactly like OEM parts for a fraction of the cost. They’re reliable, accurate, and easy to install — exactly what every Land Rover or Jaguar owner needs when it’s time for a replacement. Highly recommend keeping a set on hand for future tire swaps.