4PCS 13522631 Tire Pressure Monitoring System for Cadillac XT6 XT4 XT5 CT6 Chevrolet Traverse 2019-2024 433MHz TPMS Sensor

Keep your tires properly inflated and your driving safe with this set of 4 direct-fit TPMS sensors. Designed for a range of late-model Cadillac and Chevrolet vehicles, this 433MHz system helps you monitor tire pressure in real time, reducing the risk of blowouts and improving fuel efficiency.

These sensors are pre-programmed for specific vehicle models, so no sensor programming is required before installation. Simply install them and use a scan tool or follow the vehicle's relearn procedure to activate them. This makes the swap straightforward and cuts down on setup time.

Each sensor is built with durability in mind, using quality materials to withstand road conditions and temperature changes. The battery inside each unit is designed to last about 3 years, giving you long-term, reliable performance without frequent replacements.

Driving with accurate tire pressure readings gives you better control and peace of mind. Whether you are commuting daily or taking a long road trip, these sensors help you stay on top of your tire health with minimal effort.

Key Features and Benefits

- Pre-programmed for your vehicle that saves you time and eliminates the need for complex programming

• 433MHz operating frequency that provides a stable and reliable wireless signal to your car's monitoring system

• Battery life of about 3 years that offers long-term use without frequent sensor replacement

• Direct replacement design that fits the original valve stem location for a simple installation process

• Replaces OEM part number 13522631 that ensures compatibility with your vehicle's original system

Who Is This For

- Owners of Cadillac XT6, XT4, XT5, or CT6 models from 2018 to 2024 looking for a direct-fit TPMS replacement

• Chevrolet Traverse owners with model years 2017 to 2021 who need to replace worn or dead sensors

• Drivers who prefer a pre-programmed sensor to avoid the hassle of cloning or manual programming

• Anyone wanting to restore their vehicle's tire pressure monitoring function after a sensor failure

Usage Scenario

Mark noticed his Cadillac XT5's tire pressure warning light was staying on even after he checked the air. After a quick scan at the shop, he found one of his TPMS sensors had a dead battery. He ordered this 4-pack, installed them himself in under an hour, and used a relearn tool to sync them. The warning light turned off, and now he can see each tire's pressure on his dashboard again. No more guessing or stopping at gas stations to check manually.

Micro Comparison

Unlike universal sensors that require programming with a separate tool, these sensors come pre-programmed for specific Cadillac and Chevrolet models. This saves you the extra step and the cost of a programming device. They are a direct replacement for the original 13522631 part, so you get a seamless fit without adapters or modifications.

Specifications

Part Number: 13522631

Operating Frequency: 433MHz

Battery Life: About 3 years

Material: Tire pressure monitoring system

Package Includes

- 4 x TPMS sensors

Why You Will Love It

You get a complete set of 4 sensors that are ready to install right out of the box. No need to visit a dealership for programming. With a simple relearn procedure, you can have your tire pressure system working like new again, giving you safer drives and better gas mileage.

Questions and Answers

Question: Do I need to program these sensors before installing them?

Answer: No, these sensors come pre-programmed for specific vehicle models. You just need to install them and perform a relearn procedure using a scan tool.

Question: How long does the battery in these sensors last?

Answer: The battery is designed to last about 3 years under normal driving conditions.

Question: Will these sensors work on my 2020 Cadillac XT4?

Answer: Yes, these sensors are compatible with Cadillac XT4 models from 2020 to 2024.

Question: What do I need to activate the sensors after installation?

Answer: You will need a TPMS scan tool or relearn tool to activate and sync the sensors with your vehicle.

Question: Can I install these sensors myself?

Answer: Installation is recommended to be performed by a trained professional, but they are designed as a direct replacement for the original sensors.