Upgrade and replace a faulty tyrepressure monitoring sensor with this preprogrammed 315 MHz TPMS unit. Supplied with an aluminium valve stem, it's ready to install-no special programming tools required. As an OEreplacement sensor it provides accurate pressure readings and maintains your dashboard warning system, and it comes with a twoyear manufacturer warranty.

Suitable OE numbers

• 4260733021 (interchange/reference)
• 4260733011
• 4260706011
• PMV107J

Compatibility

• Toyota 4Runner (20042016)
• Toyota Camry (20072011)
• Toyota Corolla (20072013)
• Toyota FJ Cruiser (20072014)
• Toyota Highlander (20082013)
• Toyota Land Cruiser (20052015)
• Toyota Prius / Prius V / Prius PlugIn (20062016)
• Toyota RAV4 (20062012)
• Toyota Tundra (20052006)
• Toyota Sequoia (20052007)
• Toyota Avalon (20072012)
• Toyota Matrix (20072013)
• Toyota Solara (20072008)
• Toyota Tacoma (20062015)
• Toyota Venza (20092015)
• Toyota Yaris (20092011)
• Scion iQ (20122015)
• Scion xB (20082015)
• Scion xD (20082014)
• Scion tC (20072016)
• Lexus CT200h (20112016)
• Lexus ES350 (20072012)
• Lexus GS300 (2006)
• Lexus GS350 (20072011)
• Lexus GS430 (2007)
• Lexus GS460 (20082011)
• Lexus GS450h (20072011)
• Lexus GX460 (20102016)
• Lexus GX470 (20052009)
• Lexus IS F (20082014)
• Lexus IS250 (20062015)
• Lexus IS350 (20062015)
• Lexus LS460L (20072012)
• Lexus LS600hL (20082012)
• Lexus LX470 (20042007)
• Lexus LX570 (20082015)
• Lexus RX330 (2006)
• Lexus RX350 (20072015)
• Lexus RX400h (20062008)
• Lexus RX450h (20102015)
• Lexus SC430 (20072010)

Installation & programming

1. Remove the tyre, deflate it fully and unbolt the old TPMS sensor from the wheel.
2. Install the new sensor on the rim and tighten it to the manufacturerrecommended torque.
3. Reinflate the tyre, balance the wheel and mount it back on the vehicle.
4. Drive the vehicle for several minutes at 15 mph (24 km/h) or more to allow the sensor to register automatically.
5. If your vehicle's ECU does not recognise the sensor, run the TPMS relearn procedure in the vehicle's settings.
6. As a last resort, use an OBDII TPMS programming tool to forcewrite the new sensor ID to the ECU.

Troubleshooting

• If the tyrepressure warning lamp stays illuminated after installation, check that tyre pressures are set correctly and adjust by deflating or inflating as needed.
• Ensure the sensor is installed at the correct torque and the seals are seated properly to prevent air leaks.
• Verify that the part number and radio frequency (MHz) match your original sensor.
• Clear any stored TPMS faults in the vehicle's ECU before driving.
• If warnings persist, swap the wheel with another position to see if the issue follows the sensor, helping to identify a defective unit.

Notes

• The sensor is preprogrammed for your vehicle; it usually selfregisters after installation. If your vehicle's ECU does not recognise the new sensor, run the relearn procedure and, if necessary, use an OBD tool to program the ID.
• Includes a twoyear manufacturer warranty covering manufacturing defects and sensor battery failure.
• This package includes one preprogrammed TPMS sensor with an aluminium valve stem.