Got a Hyundai or Kia with a blinking TPMS light?
This set of 4 sensors will probably sort you out.
They're new, but they come in bulk packaging—so no fancy retail box, just the sensors themselves.
They're designed to replace a bunch of different OEM part numbers, including 52933-3N100, 52933-B1100, 52933-2M650, and 52933-A5100, so they fit a wide range of models.
They're screw-in style and don't require any programming (the programming is already done), but heads-up: you will need a diagnostic tool to calibrate them to your specific car after installation.
A shop with a TPMS tool can do this easily.
They come with a 1-year warranty.
It's a simple, cost-effective way to get your TPMS system working again without paying dealership prices.
Just make sure your car takes these part numbers, get them mounted, and get that annoying light off your dash.
