Product review (5 stars): Right element for Sears elite dryer from 2007, but check out your thermistor and thermal fuse too.
Right part to fit my Sears elite dryer (dryer was blowing cold air and had stopped heating).  Turns out what I really needed was the thermistor and thermal fuse (which shuts the dryer off when it gets to hot) which probably blew because the dryer vent in the wall was clogged (my bad).  If your dryer is not heating, consider that it may be a clogged dryer vent and/or thermistor and thermal fuse (about a $25 part) that needs replacing instead of the heating element.  I went ahead and replaced heating element in the dryer because it was a hassle to send the part back, it wasn't too expensive, and the existing heating element (though working) was really dirty anyway.