LEEPEE 433MHz TPMS Sensor Fit for Buick GMC Chevrolet Holden Cadillac Mahindra Tata, 1-Pack Tire Pressure Sensor Replacement OEM#13598773,13581561,25789964,20922901,13522631

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29 calificaciones

Size:

one pcs sensor

Disponibilidad:
Fuera de stock

Peso con empaque:
0.36 kg

Devolución:
No

Condición
Nuevo

Producto de:
Amazon

Sobre este producto

Replace OE Number: 13598773,13581561,25789964,20922901,13522631,1805BA0131NA,3617020001M11,13528563,84152501,13598463,550254709902,13327259,13597645,13522629,13516165,13598787,20925925,22853740,13594222,13589601,TP3040050,3617020001S301,3617020001B15A,13540603,26407897,13545366,13540606
Universal Fitment: The LEEPEE Tire Pressure Sensor is compatible with a wide range of GM vehicles, including for Buick, Chevrolet, GMC, Daewoo, Han Teng Auto, Holden, Cadillac, Mahindra, Crossland, Tata, and more. For precise vehicle compatibility, kindly refer to the detailed product description which outlines specific models and years
Comprehensive Monitoring: Stay ahead of tire maintenance with TPMS sensors, which vigilantly monitors the pressure on all four wheels. This proactive approach not only helps prevent flats but also boosts fuel efficiency and prolongs tire lifespan
All-Weather Endurance: Engineered to brave the elements, the TPMS boasts a robust, waterproof, and dustproof design. It excels in extreme temperatures, ensuring reliable performance whether you're traversing mountain peaks or navigating through watery terrains. This all-season guardian is your perfect companion for every adventure, come rain or shine.
EASY SET-UP：The LEEPEE Tire Pressure Monitor System (TPMS) arrives pre-programmed to seamlessly integrate with your specific make, model, and year of vehicle. Activation is a breeze – simply use a scan tool to get started. No complex programming steps required for hassle-free installation and immediate functionality
Note: Please ensure your vehicle operates at 433MHz. Vehicles of the same brand and year may have two different radio frequencies. (Check the vehicle user manual, the manufacturer's website, or confirm with the vehicle manufacturer, and verify the original tire sensor code.)