SchraderTPMS Solutions Tire Pressure Sensors Compatible with Jeep Chrysler Dodge Ram TPMS 56029398AB, Set of Five (5) Schrader Part Number 29093

It took me about 1:15 to change out all 5 on my Jeep. They self programmed without issue after driving 3-4 miles. Definitely a huge money saver for these and doing it myself! Quality seems equal to OEM which lasted around 8 years before I started getting intermittent TPMS failures which I've assumed to be due to batteries getting low.

Received an OEM Mopar packaged sensor with most recent manufacturing date (manufacturing date was only one month prior to my purchase). So appears to be fresh straight out of the factory.Installed in 2017 Jeep Wrangler. According to Mopar Supplier Shrader’s website this is the correct part number for the vehicle. Additionally, Schrader’s webpage lists some other compatible part numbers as well, but mainly this part number.

I these TPMS set for my 2020 Jeep Wrangler. Got them installed on the aftermarket set of wheels, worked great after 10 minutes of driving. No reprogram needed.

Sync'd up perfectly with my 2018 Wrangler JL. No programming necessary in my case, just drove the vehicle until the sensors registered the tire pressure.

Please note the following TPMS frequency and Wrangler years, assume similar for other Jeep models.'07-'12 use 315 mhz and '13-'17 use 433 mhz The TPMS module frequency must match your vehicles' onboard tire pressure sensor system frequency.

Worked great! I'll update if there are any changes but so far... so good!

All four read different tire pressures after installation from the shop. Today I fired up my air compressor and got out my expensive and very accurate air pressure gauge. all tires read the same now according to gauge, but the TPMS sensors all still read between 34 and 38 lbs. These are inaccurate and not reliable.

These paired right up with my 2020 Jeep Wrangler JL. No issues after getting them installed at a local shop.