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Dill 1218 315MHz TPMS Sensor with Clamp In Valve Stem for Toyota Camry / Yaris Impact Sockets Required: 1 per wheel Size:L

Name: Dill 1218 315MHz TPMS Sensor with Clamp In Valve Stem for Toyota Camry / Yaris Impact Sockets Required: 1 per wheel Size:L
Brand: www.gift2give.co.il
SKU: 8471268252
Price: 69.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.828 (7 reviews)

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Dill 1218 315MHz TPMS Sensor with Clamp In Valve Stem for Toyota Camry Yaris Impact Sockets Required: 1 per wheel Size:L Required: 1 per wheel Included are two conical adapter cones and a nylon tie strap Has a rubber grommet for a quality seal Subaru and Toyota vehiclesTPMS sensors transmit tire pressure information and will alert driver of low pressureTested to OEM standards and replaces the original vehicle tire pressure sensorOne sensor packaged with required mounting componentsFeatures

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