Original GM TPMS Sensors

Most vehicles sold in the U.S. since 2007 have a Tire Pressure Monitoring System that alerts drivers when tire pressure is low. Underinflated tires can lead to uneven wear, flat tires, damaged rims, a decrease in fuel efficiency, and even accidents. Stay safe on the road by maintaining your TPMS sensors. If you notice a low tire that hasn’t been reported by your dashboard warning light, you may have an inoperable sensor or system. Replacing the sensor is the most cost effective fix to maintain awareness on the stability of your tires. 

GMPartsNow has sensors for direct systems that measure actual tire pressure and indirect systems that measure the revolutions of each wheel. For your direct system It’s very important to match the wireless transmitters from your vehicle’s TPMS with the receiver in your vehicle’s computer for proper interpretation of the data being used. That’s why it’s always recommended to use original equipment manufacturer parts from a Genuine GM parts distributor. At GMPartsNow we have 100 years of experience in providing quality auto parts and we’ll assist you in finding the exact match for your car, truck, minivan, or SUV. Since bigger or smaller tires might provide misleading data to your vehicle’s computer, ask us about purchasing the proper tire size recommended for your vehicle.