4-Pack TPMS Sensors Replacing Toyota 42607-06020 / PMV-C010

Four Replacement TPMS Sensors for Select Toyota Applications

Four-pack of replacement tire-pressure monitoring sensors supplied for applications matching the listed reference numbers. These are replacement sensors; “Genuine Toyota” is not claimed. Match the original sensor number, frequency, protocol, valve configuration, and vehicle procedure before ordering.

OEM / Reference Numbers

• PMV-C010
• 42607-06020
• 42607-30060
• 42607-52020
• 42607-53020
• 42607-33040
• 42607-0R020
• 42607-30100
• 42607-0D010
• 42607-52010
• 42607-06060

Catalog-Listed Model Families

The existing catalog information references applications across Toyota/Scion model families including 86 / FR-S, Auris, C-HR, GT86, iM, Alphard, Hilux, Highlander, Corolla, Corolla iM, Camry, Land Cruiser, Previa, Prius, Prius c, Prius Prime, Prius v, RAV4, Sienta, Vios, Vellfire, Mirai, Yaris, and Avalon.

Model name and year alone do not confirm fitment. Toyota used different TPMS frequencies, protocols, valve designs, and relearn procedures across markets and production dates.

Verify Fit Before Ordering

• Match the part number printed on the original sensor whenever possible.
• Confirm the sensor frequency and communication protocol required by the vehicle.
• Compare valve-stem construction, mounting style, and clearance.
• Confirm that your scan tool or service provider supports the vehicle's TPMS relearn procedure.
• Use the VIN and a reliable parts catalog when part-number confirmation is unavailable.

Programming and Relearn

The sensors are described in the existing catalog as pre-programmed for supported applications, but they still require vehicle activation/relearn using the manufacturer procedure and, for many vehicles, a compatible TPMS scan tool or OBD learning process. “No programming” does not mean installation requires no electronic setup.

Package Contents

4 × replacement TPMS sensors with valve stems as pictured.

Installation Notes

TPMS installation requires tire deflation and wheel service equipment. Have a qualified tire professional confirm compatibility, install and torque the valve hardware to specification, inflate the tire safely, perform the correct relearn procedure, and verify that all four sensors report normally before driving.