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Four black TPMS sensors with metal valve stems

Supersuperuncle

Supersuperuncle TPMS Sensor 433 MHz 103460200A 4Pcs

SKU CH-KMGP-CCJTZ

Set of four 433 MHz tyre-pressure sensors for Tesla Model 3, Model S and Model X

  • 4 sensors cover all wheels on compatible Teslas
  • 433 MHz frequency matches factory TPMS specification
  • Replaces OEM part 103460200A for direct fitment
  • Ready for Model 3, Model S and Model X

Four sensors for Tesla models

This set contains four tyre-pressure monitoring sensors operating at 433 MHz and matching part number 103460200A. They are built for Tesla Model 3, Model S and Model X vehicles.

Direct-fit replacement for each wheel

Each sensor installs in the standard valve position without special tools. The main risk is damaging the sensor body if the tyre bead is not fully seated before inflation.

Highlights

  • 4 sensors cover all wheels on compatible Teslas
  • 433 MHz frequency matches factory TPMS specification
  • Replaces OEM part 103460200A for direct fitment
  • Ready for Model 3, Model S and Model X

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How can I verify the 433 MHz sensors are transmitting correctly after installation?

Drive the vehicle and check the dashboard for individual tyre pressure readings; each wheel should report a value once the system receives data from the 103460200A sensors.

What comes in the package and is any programming tool required?

The box contains four 433 MHz TPMS sensors with part number 103460200A; no additional programming tool is included and the sensors must be paired to the vehicle using the car's own relearn procedure.

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