2005 Lexus GS300 - Which TPMS sensor? Part number?

[Prof Prolapse]

Hi,

I've been advised my TPMS sensor has been damaged (due to corrosion, and I believe them) whilst they're refurbishing my alloys, it's not entirely expected, but having tried and failed to replace TPMS sensors previously my issue was finding something compatible to replace it with as a lot of the aftermarket suppliers are simply incorrect.

Can anybody recommend me an aftermarket one that will definitely work?

Or anyone know the Lexus/Toyota part number so I can try and source one myself that is guaranteed to accept the reprogramming on Techstream?

It's than early previous shape GS300, the one that looks like it's carved out of a bar of soap, rather than the very old model which ended in 2005.

Cheers

[TommoAE86]

One of these help at least getting the number?

2007+ models
https://www.amayama.com/en/genuine-catalogs/epc/le...

2005 models
https://www.amayama.com/en/genuine-catalogs/epc/le...

[Prof Prolapse]

Appreciate the effort mate, but those are the receivers. It's the actual pressure sensor (attached the valve) I'm after.

I can't find it on that website, but I'm also changing the door over this weekend so that website may still be very handy for that.

[RobJK]

I had my TPMS sensors replaced by a local tire shop. The batteries die apparently. Also a 2005 Gs300.
They recode the new ones with the original codes.
£60 per corner. If I remember correctly.

[Oldandslow]

^ This. Blank sensors such as EZ can be programmed to mimic the OEM fitted to most car brands.