Denso TPMS Sensor Replacement 550-0105 — Direct-Fit, Pre-Programmed for Lexus, Toyota & Subaru Models

Denso 550-0105 is a direct-fit replacement TPMS sensor engineered to restore your vehicle's tire-pressure monitoring functions without extra programming steps.

If a tire-pressure warning light or a lost sensor ID has appeared on your dashboard, the Denso 550-0105 offers an exact-fit replacement that matches the original equipment specifications for many Lexus, Scion, Subaru and Toyota models. Manufactured in Japan, this TPMS sensor arrives pre-programmed to mirror OE signal parameters and battery performance so you get consistent system behavior for warnings, auto-locate, and fill-assist routines.

Which vehicles does this sensor fit?

The 550-0105 is intended for a defined group of late-model Japanese vehicles. It covers a broad range of Lexus sedans, SUVs and performance models, select Scion and Subaru sports cars, plus many Toyota sedans, SUVs and hybrids produced in the 2012–2018 timeframe.

• Lexus models included: ES, GS, IS, LS, LX, NX, RC (specific years vary by model).
• Scion coverage: FR‑S and iM models within their listed years.
• Subaru coverage: BRZ model years indicated.
• Toyota coverage: includes Camry, Corolla, RAV4, Prius variants, 4Runner, Highlander, Avalon and Yaris within shown years.

How does Denso ensure compatibility and OE-like behavior?

Denso engineers these sensors to mirror the original sensor's signal format and battery life so vehicle TPMS functions act as they did from the factory. The unit ships pre-programmed to the correct specifications, reducing bench work and making installation straightforward for a trained technician.

• Pre-programmed to match OE frequency and ID behavior for compatible models.
• Designed to preserve diagnostic trouble codes and TPMS system functions.
• OE-quality battery life and signal stability for consistent warnings and locate functions.

Will I still need a shop to finish the job?

Although the sensor is supplied pre-programmed and fits directly, most manufacturers require a sensor-relearn procedure after replacement so the vehicle can associate the new sensor IDs. A tire shop or dealership can complete the relearn with the proper scan tool and follow your vehicle's relearn steps.

• Direct-fit installation reduces the need for cloning or bench programming.
• Relearn typically performed with a TPMS tool or dealer-level scanner.
• Some vehicles may have specific relearn sequences—check manufacturer guidance.

What are the practical benefits of choosing this Denso sensor?

This part is built to provide a trouble-free replacement experience while maintaining the vehicle's safety and monitoring features. Using a sensor designed for your make and model reduces the risk of false alerts, preserves fill-assist behavior at the pump, and keeps TPMS diagnostic data intact for future service.

• Reduces false TPMS warnings by matching OE signal protocols.
• No core charge and supplied as a single quantity for straightforward purchase.
• Manufactured in Japan to Denso’s quality standards for consistent performance.

Who is this for? If you own one of the listed Lexus, Scion, Subaru or Toyota vehicles from the model years shown and need to replace a failed or missing TPMS sensor, the Denso 550-0105 is a practical OE-style replacement. It’s particularly suited to drivers who want a reliable, vehicle-specific sensor that minimizes installation complexity and maintains factory TPMS behavior—professional installation and a relearn procedure are recommended to complete the job correctly.

• Features: OE technology preserves diagnostic trouble codes, country of origin Japan, no core charge required, single quantity.