Thanks Buick, but those are exactly the same Ford part number from the link I posted in the OP. Those are available all over the web and do "fit" the wheels, but they are 1/3 the cost of what the local Jaguar dealer claims are OEM sensors. Even though they are the same frequency, I was inquiring about whether there might be programming issues.

 

My 2014 V6 base does not have tyre sensors - Can I add these? What does it involve?

 

Getting a set of sensors, having the tires dismounted from the wheels, install the new TMPS in each wheel where the rubber valve stem is...
then you normally have to have a reader to let the car know they are there and reading correctly however,... that is the rub on your car if they are not equipped does the PCM still have that function turned on or not, I am not sure.

 

Every country has a certain build spec. Here in the US, tire sensors were required from 2007. To add sensors to your car would require 4 sensors, the sensor receiver, and reprogramming the car to acknowledge that its had the TPMS system installed for it to work. Not worth it.

 

Thanks - My car was manufactured in January 2014 and it only became law in UK and EU in November 2014