Dakota Valve Stem-Mounted TPMS Sensor with Rubber Valve (07-11 Dakota)

Product Information

Features, Description, Reviews, Q&A, Specs & Installation

Features

Auto Relearn Process | Confirm TPMS Sensors Are Properly Installed | Adjust Tire Pressures To Placard Value | Using Scan Tool, Scan Tires Starting At Left Front On Tire Sidewall Just Below Valve Stem | Activate Sensors With TPMS Tool | Park Vehicle For 15 Minutes | Drive Vehicle For 10 Minutes (Consecutive) Above 15 Mph
Always Use Coyote Confirmed Fit To Validate Product Fitment To Your Vehicle
Replaces Original Equipment Sensors For Chrysler, Dodge, Hyundai, Kia, Jeep, Mitsubishi, Ram, And Suzuki | OE Part Numbers Include 4250A225, 4250B668, 4250B975, 4250B995, 4250C276, 4313057L00, 5142340AA, 56029319AA, 56029319AB, 56029319AC, 56029465AA, 56029465AB, 56029465AC, 56029479AA, 56029479AB, 56029526AA, 56053036AA, 56053030AB, 56053030AC, 68001696AA, 68001696AB, 68078861AA
In Business For Over 15 Years | American Company Providing Quality Products And Service | Engineered And Developed In The US
Manufactured To Exacting OE Standards To Ensure Reliable Performance And Durability | Constructed Of High Quality Material | Premium Chip And Durable Lithium Battery | Tested For Signal, Operational Temperature, Thermal Shock, Humidity, And Proof Pressure
2 Year Warranty | Can Last 5+ Years Under Normal Usage | Free Replacement Or Refund If Sensor Fails Or Stops Working
Fits A Wide Range Of Chrysler, Dodge, Hyundai, Kia, Jeep, Mitsubishi, Ram, And Suzuki Vehicles Including Models Like Dakota From 2007 To 2011

Description

Valve Stem TPMS Sensor. The Valve Stem-Mounted TPMS Sensor with Rubber Valve is a crucial component for monitoring tire pressure in real time. It allows drivers to maintain optimal tire pressure for safety, performance, and fuel efficiency.

Construction and Appearance. This sensor is made with high-quality materials including a durable rubber stem, premium electronic chip, and a long-lasting lithium battery. The components undergo rigorous testing to ensure resistance to temperature variations, thermal shock, humidity, and pressure, resulting in a robust and reliable design.

Installation. Installation involves confirming that the TPMS sensors are properly installed and adjusting tire pressures to the placard value. Using a TPMS scan tool, scan tires starting at the left front on the tire sidewall just below the valve stem, then activate sensors with the tool. After activation, park the vehicle for 15 minutes, then drive consecutively for 10 minutes above 15 mph to complete the relearn process.

Warranty. This product is backed by a 2-year warranty, ensuring durability and confidence in its long-term use.

Application. Designed to fit a wide range of Chrysler, Dodge, Hyundai, Kia, Jeep, Mitsubishi, Ram, and Suzuki vehicles, including models such as the Dakota from 2007 to 2011. Always verify fitment using Coyote Confirmed Fit prior to purchase.

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