315MHz TPMS Sensor, Tire Pressure Monitoring System Sensor - Compatible for Lincoln MKT MKZ MKS 2011-2014, for Ford F-250/F-350/F-450/F-550 Super Duty 2010-2014 - Replace Part DE8T-1A180-AA Set of 4

I was a little skeptical about ordering these. Compared to some of the others, you get all four sensors for about half the price of one. I'm glad I ordered them, it's nice to have that stupid tire light out. They came pre-programmed, so all I needed was the Ford relearn tool (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07WDFJKMB?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1) that I ordered with the sensors. My car calls for all four tires to be inflated to 32 psi. When testing the sensors, I found the the tire light wouldn't come on until the tire was deflated to 22 psi. I don't know if this is normal or not, but the owners manual says not to rely on the TPMS to check your tire pressure. It recommends using a gauge at least once per month. When I reinflated the tires, the light would go out at around 32 to 34 psi, so that sounds normal. The 5 star rating is dependent on the battery life. If they hold up at least as long as the tires last, I'll order this same set the next time I have new tires put on.

Working great going to buy some for my other car

Do not buy for a 2014 F150. The 2014 will not sync with aftermarket sensors. Must be Ford OEM. I learned this after installation. These sensors are great but the 2014 will not connect. Now I have to start all over and that's a ton of work and time wasted. OEM are roughly $80 a piece from ford :(

These TPMs work great so far in my ford fusion. They actually come pre-programmed. Great price. The problem I had is getting someone to install. Ford dealer will not install. They wanted $189 each using only their product. Found a tire store who agreed to install for $20 each. You might want to find a place who will install. Even Firestone complete tire center would not install…

They work perfectly, however you will need an external TPMS scanner/programmer so they can be progammed to your vehicle. Otherwise you'll maintain your TPMS alert light on

Just as described it was hard to find a shop to install them but Discount Tire did and they are working perfectly so far!!!! The dealer wanted 50 bucks a sensor so we shall see how long these last at 26 dollars for a set of 4.

Needed two for my 2011 Ford Escape. Deflating the tires and breaking the beads is the most difficult part (watch on-line videos). Replacing the sensor with the smallest hex wrench you can find is do-able, then recalibrating the sensors with a $10 frequency generator and I was set. They work, no more fault codes!

Found out a valve core was bad but otherwise worked great. Can also reset the sensors with a TPMS Relearning Tool fyi. Thank you.