1/4PCS Tire Pressure Monitoring Sensor 1490701-01-C | For Tesla Model 3 S X Y

Replace your Tesla's faulty or worn-out TPMS sensors with a direct-fit replacement that restores accurate tire pressure readings. This sensor, part number 1490701-01-C, is designed to work seamlessly with your Tesla Model 3, S, X, or Y, helping you maintain proper tire inflation for better safety and efficiency.

Your vehicle's Tire Pressure Monitoring System is critical for safe driving. When a sensor fails, you lose the ability to monitor tire pressure from the dashboard, which can lead to reduced fuel economy, uneven tire wear, or even a dangerous blowout. This sensor is a high-quality, direct replacement that restores that essential function.

This sensor is built with durable plastic and metal components for a long service life. It has been professionally tested to ensure reliable performance and trouble-free installation. Whether you are replacing a single faulty sensor or all four at once, this part is a dependable choice for your Tesla.

Key Features and Benefits

- Direct replacement design that installs easily in the Left, Right, Front, or Rear position, saving you time and hassle.

• High-strength materials used for construction that provide a long service life and reduce the chance of future trouble.

• Professionally tested to ensure trouble-free installation and performance, enhancing the overall safety of your vehicle.

• Compatible with multiple Tesla models from specific production years, ensuring a correct fit for your car.

Who Is This For

- Tesla Model 3 owners with vehicles manufactured between October 2020 and December 2025.

• Tesla Model S owners with vehicles manufactured between June 2021 and December 2025.

• Tesla Model X owners with vehicles manufactured between October 2021 and December 2025.

• Tesla Model Y owners with vehicles manufactured between October 2020 and December 2025.

Usage Scenario

David noticed a warning light on his Tesla Model 3's dashboard indicating a low tire pressure, but after checking the tires, the pressure was fine. He knew the TPMS sensor was failing. Instead of a costly trip to the service center, he ordered this replacement sensor. After a simple installation, the warning light disappeared, and his tire pressure readings were accurate again, giving him peace of mind on his daily commute.

Micro Comparison

While generic sensors may require complex programming or adapters, this sensor is a direct replacement for your Tesla. It matches the original part number 1490701-01-C and its variations, ensuring a straightforward installation without the need for modifications. This part is a reliable choice for restoring your vehicle's factory TPMS functionality.

Specifications

- Material: Plastic, Metal

• Model Number: 1490701-01-C, 1490701-01-B, 1490701-01-A

• OEM Number: 149070101C, 149070101A, 149070101B

• Interchange Part Number: 149070101A, 149070101B, 1490701010C

• Placement on Vehicle: Left, Right, Front, Rear

Package Includes

- 1 or 4 Tire Pressure Monitoring Sensor(s) (depending on selection)

Why You Will Love It

Driving with a faulty TPMS sensor is a risk you don't need to take. This replacement restores a critical safety feature, helping you avoid potential tire issues. It is a simple, cost-effective fix that keeps your Tesla running smoothly and safely.

Questions and Answers

Question: Will this sensor work on my 2022 Tesla Model Y?

Answer: Yes, this sensor is compatible with Tesla Model Y vehicles manufactured from October 2020 to December 2025.

Question: Do I need to reprogram this sensor after installation?

Answer: This is a direct replacement sensor. For most Tesla models, the vehicle will automatically recognize the new sensor after a short drive.

Question: Can I use this sensor on the rear wheel of my Tesla Model 3?

Answer: Yes, this sensor can be placed on the Left, Right, Front, or Rear wheel positions.

Question: What is the difference between part numbers 1490701-01-A, -B, and -C?

Answer: These are different revisions of the same sensor. The -C version is the latest and is backward compatible with -A and -B versions.

Question: Is this sensor made of metal or plastic?

Answer: The sensor is constructed from both plastic and metal materials for durability and reliable performance.