TPMS Sensor and Service Kit Replacement
When Should I Replace My TPMS Sensor?
TPMS sensors need to be replaced if the sensor assembly fails or is damaged. Some TPMS sensors are manufactured as one-piece units, with fixed components. If your one-piece TPMS unit appears to be damaged, the entire assembly will need to be replaced, even if the damage is only on the valve stem.
One-piece sensors are slowly being phased out and replaced by TPMS assemblies with removable/replaceable valve stems and service kits.
If your TPMS assembly appears to be damaged, please contact us at [email protected] and we'll help you determine the correct replacement TPMS sensor or TPMS components for your vehicle.
When Should I Replace My TPMS Service Kit?
The TPMS service kit usually contains the following components: valve core, valve nut, seal, seal washer, and valve cap. The service kit needs to be replaced every time a tire is serviced.
- Fitting new tires
- Puncture repairs
- Changing rims
- Electronic failure
- Damage during tire service
- Damage by road hazards
- Valve core or nut seizure