AMICAREP TPMS Tire Pressure Sensors 315MHz for Ford/Lincoln (4-Pack) — Pre-Programmed Direct-Fit Replacements

AMICAREP TPMS Tire Pressure Sensors are pre-programmed 315MHz replacement sensors designed to restore accurate tire-pressure monitoring on compatible Ford, Lincoln and Mercury vehicles.

These four AMICAREP sensors replace factory part numbers such as 6F2Z1A189A, 6F2A1A176AE, 6F2T1A150AE and 7L1Z1A189A, and arrive ready for activation. They operate at 315MHz and are intended as direct-fit replacements for a long list of Ford, Lincoln and Mercury models from the mid-2000s to early 2010s. Each sensor is pre-programmed at the factory, but vehicle relearn or OBDII programming is required after installation to restore the vehicle’s TPMS dashboard function.

How do these sensors match my vehicle’s original equipment?

The AMICAREP sensors are manufactured to match the electrical frequency and mounting style of the original TPMS units, and the listing includes the OE numbers they replace. Using the OE reference helps you pick the correct sensor for models like F-150, Fusion, Escape, Navigator and Town Car.

• Replaces OE numbers: 6F2Z1A189A, 6F2A1A176AE, 6F2T1A150AE, 7L1Z1A189A, ZZC137140.
• Operates at 315MHz to match factory TPMS systems.
• Designed for the same valve and sensor footprint as original parts.

Will these sensors plug into my Ford, Lincoln or Mercury model?

The sensors cover many model years and trims from the mid-2000s through around 2011, but compatibility depends on the OE sensor number your vehicle originally used. Check your vehicle’s existing TPMS part number or consult your service manual to confirm fitment.

• Ford: F-150 (2006–2008), Fusion (2007–2009), Escape (2005–2008), Explorer, Expedition, Ranger and more.
• Lincoln & Mercury: MKZ, Navigator, Town Car, Mark LT, Mountaineer and other listed models.
• Fitment shown is a reference — always verify by OE number before purchase.

What do I need to install and activate these TPMS sensors?

Each sensor comes pre-programmed, but the vehicle must relearn the sensor IDs so the TPMS control module recognizes them. Relearning can usually be done with an OBDII-mounted TPMS tool or through the vehicle’s built-in relearn procedure if supported.

• Installation requires removing the tire and replacing the sensor-mounted valve stem.
• Use a TPMS programming or OBDII relearn tool to register each sensor ID to the vehicle.
• Follow torque and valve core specifications during tire mounting to prevent leaks.

What warranty and support come with the sensors?

AMICAREP backs these sensors with a 12-month replacement warranty and provides customer support through the seller channel. If a sensor fails within the warranty period, contact the seller for troubleshooting or replacement.

• 12-month replacement warranty included with purchase.
• Seller response target: within 12 hours via Amazon messaging.
• Support covers defects and premature failures under normal use.

Who is this for: These AMICAREP TPMS sensors are intended for vehicle owners, independent mechanics and tire shops replacing faulty or missing TPMS units on compatible Ford, Lincoln and Mercury vehicles from the mid-2000s to early 2010s. They suit anyone who needs direct-fit 315MHz replacements that come pre-programmed and only require vehicle relearn or OBDII registration after installation.