Pre-configured TPMS pressure sensor valves 433Mhz for Tesla

Pre-configured sensors for Tesla ready for vehicle mounting.

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Please note that this product page refers to 433Mhz pressure sensors, i.e. versions compatible with :

Tesla Model 3 dating from before 2021
Tesla Model Y dated before 2021
Tesla Model S dated before 2022
Tesla Model X dated before 2022

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Information :

The price above is a unit price, if you wish for the complete car you will need 4.

If you want Bluetooth (BLE) pressure sensors compatible with your Tesla Model 3 or Y from 2021 and your Tesla Model S and X from 2022, please find ourBLE (Bluetooth) pressure sensors/valves for Tesla Model 3 2021+ or Tesla Model Y - ALCAR

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Different variants:

Model S year 2012 to 2014
Model S year 2014 to present
Model X
Model 3 2017-2020

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A car pressure sensor is an electronic device used to measure the pressure of a vehicle's tires. These sensors play an important role in a car's safety and fuel efficiency, as proper tire pressure reduces tire wear, improves handling and saves fuel. Tire pressure sensors are usually integrated into tire pressure monitoring systems (TPMS), which warn the driver when tire pressure is too low.

433 MHz sensors and Bluetooth sensors from Tesla are two types of car pressure sensors that differ mainly in their communication technology.

433 MHz sensors: These sensors use radio frequency (RF) technology to transmit tire pressure data. They operate on a specific frequency of 433 MHz, which is widely used for short-range wireless communications. 433 MHz sensors are commonly used in the automotive industry due to their low cost and compatibility with many TPMS systems.

Bluetooth sensors from Tesla: Bluetooth sensors from Tesla, on the other hand, use Bluetooth technology to communicate tire pressure data. These sensors connect directly to a smartphone, tablet or other Bluetooth-enabled device, enabling the driver to monitor tire pressure via a dedicated app. Bluetooth sensors offer greater range and data transmission speed than traditional RF sensors, and can also provide additional information, such as tire temperature.

In summary, the main difference between 433 MHz pressure sensors and Bluetooth sensors from Tesla lies in their communication technology. 433 MHz sensors use radio frequency, while Bluetooth sensors from Tesla use Bluetooth technology to transmit tire pressure data to a compatible device.