Can these TPMS work with Mitsuishi outlander 2014
1560258
The system should work on your car because the 4 sensors should fit in your vehicle's four wheels. However, your vehicle should have a factory installed TPMS. The four sensors will not work with, or as a part of, the factory installed system.
1560259
If the Outlander has factory TPMS. and you need to replace one or more, you will need to find the appropriate match for you Outlander. Otherwise it's basically plug and play if you purchase the entire kit.
1560260
I see no reason why it shouldn't work. If you have a lighter socket, or a power outlet o the dash, and have the sending units installed correctly in the tires?
1907264
2002 is the latest model these sensors work on. It is in the title of the item. Your vehicle needs sensors from 2007, the shifting solenoids for your vehicle have been modified significantly. Additionally the pressure switch manifold is much smaller in your car as well. Try rock auto or search under a different description in Amazon
1325745
yeah, it won't recognize it. The tool lets you easily reset the learning mode of the receiver/computer by grounding the proper wire in a series of code signal. I never did get my infiniti M-35 to recognize the new tpms in all four tires (supposedly the correct ones) so...$145 later I bought a good pressure gauge and threw it in the glove box and manually check tire pressures.
736990
If the sensor is capable of outputting it yes. The tool reads ID#. pressure, temp, and battery life. It will not tell you the months though. Driving habits have a major impact on the life of a TPMS battery.
1428684
when purchasing the wheels there will pop up ( does it fit your car ) insert your cars information and it will say if they fit or not. As for the lugs ?you'll have to wait until you get them to see . There is recommendations in the box . The tpms ? that depends on how it is set up for your car . It may not be compatible .
1123308
I am not certain on other makes and models, however this tire is compatible with my Chevy Suburban's TPMS. On a side note, it is one of the best tires I have ever purchased. It handles very well in all climates, maintains pressure consistently, and has a very sharp look when dressed up.
1660786
I am not sure because these are for a different set of wheels that do not have TPS.
2072240
If your civic is equipped with a TPMS (which I believe it is), these will work. You'll want to take them to your local tire shop (or dealership if you want to pay the extra premium) and have them installed. It takes a few trips, but eventually, the TPMS light will come on. Take your car back and have them flash the system which will update with the newly installed TPMS sensors. This is what I had to do. Good luck!
1268451
No, but you can swap out your current sensors. These wheels are TPMS compatible and we have them available.
1793544
Maybe. The sensors and the monitor communicate with a low level radio frequency. They both need to use the same frequency. Since all tire dealers have to be able to make sure cars with TPMS have working systems when they return cars with new tires (federal law), they would be able to tell you the frequency of your Jetta wheel sensors if they are stock. They also should have test equipment to tell if the sensors are working.
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This wheel is available, and will bolt on directly. We recommend using hub-centering rings, since the hub of the MKX is 70.5 mm and the center bore of the wheel is 72.6mm. Note that this wheel is NOT compatible with TPMS sensors, so the Tire Pressure Monitoring System will not operate with this wheel.
336167
I believe they work for all of the GM TPMS's. I bought mine for use on a 2002 Corvette, but the tire shop already their own. If your dealing with new tires check with them before you purchase one.
483178
Correct. These sensors are the same style found on millions of cars worldwide. if they sell tires they'll know how to deal with TPMS sensors.For technical assistance service techs can call 800 288 1804 and speak to one of our technical service reps who can answer any questions.
721256
Yes I believed so that the Schrader 20028 TPMS Sensor is - 433 MHz (Chrysler, Dodge, Isuzu, Jeep, Mitsubishi). Magnet required to activate sensor. It's a direct replacement for this OEM Numbers: MN103033. 4250A030. 4250A225. 5096808AA. 52088990AC. 8973271890.
2051214
Not sure if they fit but I would not recommend these sensors. They continuously drop the TPMS signal and my car randomly shows error messages from different tires. Should have bought OEM sensors.
634075
You will probably need to take it to your mechanic to be installed. The sensor can only be installed from inside the tire and a scanner may need to be used to clear the TPMS light.
2146850
I know it works with Schrader TPMS sensors. But a lot of companies use rebranded Schrader TPMS to OEM.