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Also known as: Tyre-pressure monitoring system valve, Tyre Pressure Valve, Tyre-pressure Monitoring System Valve, Valve, tyre-pressure monitoring system
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Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) valves are the wheel-mounted valve stem components that incorporate a TPMS sensor. They measure tyre pressure (and often temperature) and transmit data wirelessly to the vehicle's receiver. Most modern vehicles sold after 2014 in the EU are fitted with TPMS as standard. TPMS valves can fail due to battery depletion in the sensor, physical damage during tyre fitting, or corrosion of the metallic valve body. When a sensor fails, the TPMS warning light illuminates and the system stops reporting that wheel's pressure. At CarParts247 we stock direct-fit and universal TPMS valves and sensors for all major vehicle makes.
Two main TPMS technologies are used: direct and indirect. The valve sensor is part of the direct TPMS system.
TPMS sensors must be correctly coded to the vehicle's receiver after replacement. An uncoded sensor will not communicate with the car's system.
Yes. "TPMS Valve" and "Tyre-pressure monitoring system valve" refer to the same car part. Other common names include Tyre-pressure monitoring system valve, Tyre Pressure Valve, Tyre-pressure Monitoring System Valve. The part is the same regardless of which name is used.
Common causes include: a tyre significantly under-inflated, a failed or dead sensor battery, a sensor damaged during tyre fitting, or a sensor that has not been coded to the vehicle after replacement.
Yes. Replacement sensors must be registered to the vehicle's TPMS receiver using a programming tool. Without registration, the warning light remains on.
Typical sensor battery life is 5-10 years or 100,000-125,000 miles. Sensors in the highest-pressure tyres (rear axle under load) may deplete faster due to higher transmission frequency.
You can replace a single sensor. However, if the vehicle has high mileage and one sensor has reached the end of its battery life, the others are likely close behind. Replacing all four at the same time is cost-effective.
Snap-in valves have a rubber body that grips the wheel rim hole from inside. Clamp-in valves use a metal shank and nut that clamps through the hole. Clamp-in designs are more secure on alloy wheels with precise-diameter rim holes.
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