TPMS for Tesla Model S, 3, X, Y and Cybertruck
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Upgrade your Tesla with TPMS sensors for real-time tire pressure monitoring. These universal sensors are compatible with Model S, 3, X, Y, and Cybertruck ensuring easy integration and accurate readings for optimal performance and safety.
- Universal Fit: Compatible with Tesla Model S, 3, X, Y & Cybertruck.
- Bluetooth Connectivity
- Real-Time Monitoring – Provides instant tire pressure updates for safety and efficiency.
- Easy Installation – Direct replacement for factory TPMS sensors.
- Sold in sets of 4
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TPMS Sensors are standard equipment found in every car since made mandatory in the United States in 2007. TPMS stands for Tire Pressure Monitoring System, a safety feature that alerts your car that the pressure in your vehicle’s tires are running low, with some vehicles having the ability to even tell you the exact PSI (Pounds per Square Inch) of your tire pressure at all times. TPMS Sensors can be found mounted between your wheel and your tires with a portion of it functioning as your valve stem, where air is pumped into the tire. Just as if your tire pressure was low, not installing TPMS Sensors in your OEM or Aftermarket Wheels will result in a Check Tire Pressure Warning light on your car’s dashboard that will not go away until TPMS Sensors are connected and signalling a correct tire pressure. Correct tire pressure PSI is determined by your vehicle and tire combination, often this number can be found several places, on the tire itself, on a sticker found on the inside door jam of your vehicle, or displayed on your car’s digital dashboard.
2012 – 2020 Tesla Model S, 3, and X utilized a Tire Pressure Monitoring System that did not use Bluetooth. For vehicles of these years we offer a Non-Bluetooth Solution. By selecting your model year in the drop down menus the correct version will be automatically selected for you. Tesla vehicles made in 2021 and forward use a bluetooth connectivity system.
