If they are anything like the sensors in the newer corvettes they don't need to be programmed they program themselves.

However I have a newer (2017) Chevy Bolt as well that need to be programmed everytime I put my snows on.

If they program themselves I would buy them, if I can use my TPMS tool I would buy them.

From a video I saw you need to buy 2 tools to match them to the car, if that is the case I would be into this deal for nearly $400 with the sensors to put the light out.

If that is the case "Hello Yellow Light" you will be with me all winter.

 

iwfur25 is correct - Schrader Sensor 20602 is a direct replacement.

If you run these sensors the TPMS system still needs programming to capture the sensor ID's

 

They put that tires yellow light there on purpose.
It means:
"yes its winter and your winter tires are on"
"yes you saved yourself some pretty penny"

The yellow light is there, you paid for it, might as well use it for a few months...
:sFun_whistle:

 

Sure enough, the sensors work. I was able to program the new IDs into the car with my Autel TS508 TPMS tool.

 

Glad to hear they worked out as expected.