​​NEWHOW TPMS Sensors Set of 4 Pre-Programmed for Ford F150/Explorer/Fusion 2015-2024 - OEM F2GZ-1A189-A TPMS35 Replacement, Waterproof 315MHz Tire Pressure Monitoring System Sensor Fit Lincoln​​

These sensors fit perfectly on a 2016 F150XLT, orginial equipment tires and rims. I took my truck to Big Brand tire & service shop. They were able to install and program sensors with no issues. Quality is as good as OEM or better. It's been about 3 months since install, they're still working great. Value for the money is great. Very satisfied with my purchase so far.

I used this product on my 2015 f150. I was skeptical at first. I kept hearing and seeing things about having to have them programmed or learned by a tire shop. I bought these because of the cost and I didn't want to spend $60 a tire and replace all 4. I bought a relearn tool because these were already programmed and using the tool was easy. I had one that gave me trouble and I ended up having to replace it. I was sent a new one and it works perfectly. Definitely would buy these again.

One of the big grocery chain tire shops installed these sensors for $5 a tire they had no issues installing them. They could not program the sensor, next went to Walmart to see if they could relearn them they could not. But I believe they were able to activate the sensors. I had to buy the relearn tool kingbolen el-50448 plus. I put my ford explorer into the relearn mode, you can find it on YouTube how to do it or read the relearn tool instructions. Relearn tool worked first try. Now it will just collect dust.

This product is advertised to fit a 2015 F150 using 315Mhz TPMS. The chart shows proper fitment, the title states it is 315Mhz, and the vehicle information shows it is an exact fit. It is not. The received parts are marked as 314.9Mhz. I thought maybe the manufacturer knows that this would still fit the 2015 F150 so I installed one and attempted to train the TPMS. It will not train. The other three do but this one failed all 6 attempts to train. Product is not as advertised or perhaps defective. Now I have one installed and mounted on the truck, since you need to air the tire to proper pressure to train. Added to this waste of time removing, breaking down the tire and installing a part that should fit, I have an issue with breaking down the tire again to remove the sensor for return. I guess I'm just out the $35.

At first I had problems getting my 2016 F150 XLT to recognize the new sensors until I learned that there are two methods to get the truck into learning mode. At first I tried the hazard button method and that did not work at all, the programmer (Arozk TPMS19) did nothing. Then I learned that you can also use the ignition switch to enter learning mode also, that method worked perfectly and the programmer activated the sensors easily with no issues at all. The tire sensors activated perfectly and so far seem great.

After returning this item i realized the the reason it did not work is that there are 2 different ways to put a 2015-2017 F150 into "relearn" mode. DO NOT use the emergency flasher method for replacing sensors. That method only works to "re-learn" old sensors and does not work for replacing a sensor. If you are putting in new sensors you MUST first, start with the ignition in the "off" position, then turn key ON/OFF/ON/OFF/ON/ the press and release the brake, then turn the key OFF/ON/OFF/ON/OFF/ON. Once you do this the horn will honk and the display will say "Train LF Tire". Now you can activate the new sensor by either letting air slowly out of the tires in order displayed on the dash or use one of the many relearn tools Amazon. Just make sure they are compatible with your vehicle.

I replaced all four of my tpms sensors on my 2015 F-150 with the Newhow sensors.The install was simple and straightforward, no programming needed only had to activate the sensor with my $10 tpms sensor activation tool took all of 5 mins to activate all 4 sensors.For the value i think its hard to beat will buy the Newhow sensors again as they look identical to the original oem ones i cannot tell the difference.I highly recommend the Newhow sensors!

Not much to say here other than documenting for others that they worked on my 2016 F150.They took a program easy enough - but not super snappy - and have been working well for a couple months now.