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TPMS sensor installation – Best Practices Tip #4

TPMS sensor installation – Best Practices Tip #4

 

Prior to doing a TPMS relearn procedure on any vehicle always check to be sure the tires are all inflated to the manufacturers suggested pressure.  These suggested pressures can be found on the driver side door placard near the VIN plate. 

Improperly inflated tires or tires not set within the manufacturers settings for that vehicle can prevent a TPMS relearn from completing.  for more information on TPMS relearn and reset procedures go to www.tpmsrelearn.com

 

 

TPMS sensor installation – Best Practices Tip #4

TPMS sensor installation – Best Practices Tip #4

 

Prior to doing a TPMS relearn procedure on any vehicle always check to be sure the tires are all inflated to the manufacturers suggested pressure.  These suggested pressures can be found on the driver side door placard near the VIN plate. 

Improperly inflated tires or tires not set within the manufacturers settings for that vehicle can prevent a TPMS relearn from completing.  for more information on TPMS relearn and reset procedures go to www.tpmsrelearn.com

 

 

ShopTPMS – Wholesale TPMS from Schrader, VDO, and Huf

Wholesale Customers – Tire Shops,   Shop TPMS is here to be your complete source for Tire Pressure Monitoring Sensors, Service Kits and TPMS Tools.  Call us today to setup a wholesale TPMS account and receive access to every TPMS sensor and service kit for every car at competitive prices!

New Wholesale Customers :

ShopTPMS has a comprehensive wholesale program to keep your turn around time quick and your cost’s down. We stock thousands of parts and offer quick shipping coast to coast. With so many part numbers required for Tire Safety Systems on today’s vehicles we make it easy for you and your technicians to get customers back on the road.

All of our parts are either OEM or made by the OE manufacturer so there is no worry of quality or fitment. There are a lot of cheap “knock off” parts available that create many issues down the road. Beside vehicle communication problems and incorrect programming, the last thing your shop wants are comebacks due to a lower quality part.

 

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We offer technical support for all of our dealers in respect to:

-Vehicle Fitment
-Vehicle Reprogramming
-Re-Learn Process’
-Diagnosis-Tool Training-Service Kit Installation
-Service Kit Fitment-OE Part numbers

Please contact us today to setup an account and you will help to streamline your shops ability to service customer’s with their vehicles TPMS needs.
email our wholesale department at wholesale@tpms.com or call us at (714)-692-TPMS (8767)

 

2010 Ram Series TPMS

Manufacturer: Schrader

Manufacturer part number: 20398

Frequency: 433 mhz

OEM part number (s) coverage: 56029398AB, 56029398AA, 4250B668, 68241067AB

TPMS Relearn website: http://www.tpmsrelearn.com/2016/12/08/chrysler-2/

The TPMS sensor that is used in 2010 Ram Series is the Schrader 20398. The valve stem is black and made out of rubber.

The valve stem can be removed from the sensor body and replaced with another rubber one.

You can purchase the sensor here:  https://www.tpms.com/Chrysler_Dodge_TPMS_56029398AB_56029398AA_6824106_p/s0398.htm 

 

 

Huf Intellisens – Ford Lincoln Mazda Mercury TPMS sensor set with Ford trigger TPMS-19 8C2Z-1A203-A

Huf Intellisens – Ford Lincoln Mazda Mercury TPMS sensor set with Ford trigger TPMS-19 8C2Z-1A203-A
Ford Lincoln Mazda Mercury TPMS sensor ZZDA37140 DR3V1A180AA, DE8T1A180AA, CM5T1A180AA, 9L3Z1A189a, BB5Z1A189A, TPMS 12. TPMS 23

 

  

Our Price: $139.98

Frequency: 315mhz
OEM Part #: OE Sensor Numbers: ZZDA37140, DR3V1A180AA, DE8T1A180AA, CM5T1A180AA, 9L3Z1A189A
Service Kit #: SK0018
ReLearn Code: FRD-5
Vehicle Make: Ford, Lincoln, Mazda, Mercury


Availability: In Stock
Product Code: UVS0315.TRIGGER


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How to relearn and reset TPMS sensors!

Do you need help resetting or relearning a new set of TPMS sensors on a vehicle.

Check out www.tpmsrelearn.com

There you will find a complete listing of TPMS relearn procedures for all makes and models.  Automobile manufacturers have made many changes to the process’ used to pair new sensors to a vehicle.  If you have any specific questions you can post them at www.thetpmsforum.com  The TPMS forum is the most comprehensive discussion of Tire Pressure Monitoring Sensors on the Web.