Toyota 42607-0C070 TPMS Tire Pressure Monitoring Sensor Set of 4
Toyota 42607-0C070 TPMS Tire Pressure Monitoring Sensor Set of 4
Toyota 42607-0C070 TPMS Sensor – Set of 4
Direct Replacement Tire Pressure Monitoring Sensors for Toyota Trucks & SUVs
Replace worn or faulty tire pressure sensors with this Toyota 42607-0C070 TPMS Sensor Set of 4. Designed for factory-style fitment and dependable performance, this set helps support accurate tire pressure readings and proper TPMS system operation.
Key Features:
- Set of 4 TPMS sensors
- Direct replacement design
- Supports accurate tire pressure monitoring
- Factory-style fit and connection
- Durable construction for long-term use
- No modifications required for installation
Vehicle Compatibility:
Compatible with select Toyota vehicles, commonly including:
- Toyota Tacoma
- Toyota Tundra
- Toyota Sequoia
- Toyota Land Cruiser
⚠️ Fitment may vary by production year, trim, and wheel configuration — verify your original part number before ordering.
Product Specifications:
- Part Number: 42607-0C070
- Type: TPMS Sensor | Quantity: Set of 4
- Fitment: Direct Replacement
Cross Reference:
Toyota 42607-0C070 | Pacific Industrial PMV-107J
Shipping: Ships in 1–2 business days, tracked, securely packaged.
❓ Quick FAQ
What frequency is this sensor, and which vehicles use it?
A 315 MHz sensor, standard on most Toyota trucks/SUVs (Tundra, Tacoma, Sequoia) from ~2007–2017/2018. Toyota also uses 433 MHz sensors on other models, so mismatching frequencies will leave the TPMS light permanently on.
Does it require a special scan tool?
No — sensors arrive pre-programmed. Most Toyota trucks/SUVs use a simple "set" button (often near the glove box) to trigger learning mode; after pressing it, drive 10–20 minutes above 20–25 mph and the vehicle auto-registers the new sensors.
Best practices for installation?
- Deflate the tire, remove the old sensor, and clean the valve stem hole with a wire brush (use penetrating oil if the nut is seized — avoid impact tools).
- Install the new sensor, seat the gasket flat, and torque the aluminum nut to 35–40 in-lbs (don't overtighten).
- Mount the tire carefully, keeping the sensor away from the bead breaker arm.
- Inflate to spec and check for leaks with soapy water.
- Press the TPMS reset button, then drive at highway speed for 10–20 minutes to complete the handshake and clear the warning light.