I made the comment that the chart lists parts that have not worked, the chart lists different years for the two OEM parts than the Chrysler parts list does.
Only one part that is after market has been identified here on the forum as having worked and yet we have posts telling us why the others should work. Seemingly they do not work because the car only sees one type and the dealers computer is the only method that works to activate them.
I think that they can be initiated by tire dealers but they cannot get into the cars computer so they cannot finish the job.

Simply put, until it has been proven otherwise the only sensors to use are the OEM ones and the Schrader #20028 which replaces the most common Crossfire sensor, the Schrader #20066 might work in the remaining Crossfires but has yet to be proven here. The only place to get them set up is the dealer.
I have kept an eye on this matter for way over five years and have not seen anything different from what I have just said. There is a lot of makers of these sensors and some have come and gone, only the Schraders work and so they should as they made most of the OEM sensors.