ACLONG TPMS Sensors Replacement for Toyota & Lexus — 315MHz/433MHz Pre-Programmed, Long-Life Battery

ACLONG Multi-Protocol TPMS sensors are pre-programmed replacement tire-pressure monitoring modules for many Toyota and Lexus models, available in 315MHz and 433MHz versions with an upgraded long-life battery and sensing chip.

If your vehicle’s TPMS warning light is on or you want a direct OEM-style replacement, these ACLONG sensors are built to match common Toyota and Lexus part numbers and simplify installation. They arrive pre-programmed to standard frequencies and require a relearn procedure after fitting. The design aims to deliver stable RF performance, longer service life, and broad model coverage so you can replace a failed sensor without buying dealership parts or a full sensor kit.

Which Toyota and Lexus models does this ACLONG TPMS sensor fit?

These sensors are listed to fit a wide range of Toyota and Lexus vehicles across many model years. Compatibility covers everyday sedans, SUVs, trucks and hybrids; always confirm exact fitment with your VIN or the vehicle compatibility tool before ordering.

• Toyota examples: 4Runner, Camry, Corolla, RAV4, Tacoma, Tundra, Highlander, Sequoia, Prius and more (various model years).
• Lexus examples: RX, ES, IS, NX, UX, LS, LX, RC, GS series (selected years noted in product listing).
• Check replacement part numbers (e.g., 42607-06011, 42607-30030, PMV-C010) against your vehicle.
• Use Amazon Garage or your VIN to verify exact fit before purchase.

How do these pre-programmed sensors install and pair with my car?

ACLONG sensors come pre-programmed to either 315MHz or 433MHz, so they often join a vehicle’s system quickly. After installing the sensor on the wheel, follow the manufacturer’s TPMS relearn steps or have a technician perform the relearn to register the new sensor IDs with the vehicle’s ECU.

• Install sensor in wheel and inflate tire to specified pressure.
• Perform vehicle-specific TPMS relearn (manual, tool-assisted, or drive relearn).
• Confirm stable pressure readings and that the TPMS light turns off.
• If problems persist, verify sensor frequency and compatibility with the vehicle’s system.

What are the hardware features and expected lifespan of ACLONG sensors?

These TPMS sensors use an upgraded sensing module rated to 900 kPa and a CR2450-H high-capacity battery to extend service life. Typical lifespans are engineered to last between about 5–8 years or roughly 90,000–120,000 miles depending on driving conditions and environmental factors.

• CR2450-H battery for longer operational life versus standard cells.
• 900 kPa sensing chip improves signal stability and pressure accuracy.
• Pre-programmed IDs reduce setup time; replace without extra programming tools in many cases.
• Replace OEM numbers like 42607-0C020, 42607-33011, and related part codes as listed.

Who is this for? ACLONG Multi-Protocol TPMS sensors suit DIYers, independent mechanics, and vehicle owners who need a cost-effective, direct replacement for failing factory sensors on compatible Toyota and Lexus models. They’re ideal for drivers who want a pre-programmed option to cut installation time and prefer a longer-life battery and a robust sensing module, but buyers should always confirm model and part-number compatibility before ordering.