4PCS 52933-C1100 Tire Pressure Monitor Sensor 433MHz TPMS for Hyundai i20 iX35 NEXO Tucson

Keep your Hyundai's tire pressure monitoring system working accurately with this set of four 433MHz TPMS sensors. Designed as a direct replacement for OEM part number 52933-C1100, these sensors help you maintain proper tire inflation for safer driving and better fuel economy.

Each sensor is built from durable rubber and plastic materials to withstand the harsh conditions inside your tire. The 433MHz operating frequency ensures reliable communication with your vehicle's onboard TPMS receiver, giving you real-time pressure and temperature data for each wheel.

These sensors come pre-programmed for specific Hyundai models, so you do not need to worry about complex programming steps. Simply install them in your tires and use a scan tool or follow the re-learning procedure to activate them. Professional installation is recommended to ensure proper seating and sealing.

With an expected battery life of about three years, this set provides long-term peace of mind. Replacing all four sensors at once ensures consistent performance and helps you avoid the hassle of dealing with individual sensor failures down the road.

Key Features and Benefits

- Pre-programmed for specific Hyundai models that simplifies installation and eliminates the need for manual programming

• 433MHz operating frequency that ensures stable and reliable communication with your vehicle's TPMS system

• Rubber and plastic construction that provides durability against road vibrations and temperature changes

• About three years of battery life that reduces the frequency of sensor replacements

• Direct replacement for OEM part number 52933-C1100 that guarantees a proper fit and compatibility

• Set of four sensors that allows you to replace all wheels at once for consistent monitoring

Who Is This For

- Hyundai owners with models like i20 GB (2014-2021), iX35 LM (2015-2017), NEXO FE (2018-2024), Santa Fe TM (2018-2024), Sonata LF (2014-2019), or Tucson TL (2015-2020) who need replacement TPMS sensors

• Drivers who want to restore their factory tire pressure monitoring functionality after sensor failure or battery depletion

• Vehicle owners preparing for tire replacement who prefer to install new sensors at the same time for convenience

• DIY enthusiasts and professional mechanics looking for a direct-fit TPMS solution without complicated programming requirements

Usage Scenario

Mark noticed his Hyundai Tucson's TPMS warning light staying on even after inflating his tires to the correct pressure. A quick check revealed that two of his original sensors had dead batteries. Instead of replacing just those two, he ordered this complete set of four 52933-C1100 sensors. During his next tire rotation, his mechanic installed all four new sensors and used a scan tool to activate them. The warning light turned off, and Mark now sees accurate pressure readings for every wheel on his dashboard display.

Micro Comparison

Unlike universal TPMS sensors that need manual programming for each vehicle, these sensors come pre-configured for specific Hyundai models. This saves you time and reduces the risk of compatibility issues. Compared to dealership replacement parts, this set offers a cost-effective alternative without sacrificing the direct-fit convenience and reliable 433MHz communication your vehicle expects.

Specifications

Material: Rubber and Plastic

Model Number: 52933-C1100

OEM Number: 52933-C1100

Operating Frequency: 433MHz

Battery Life: About 3 years

Quantity: 4 pieces

Package Includes

- 4 x Tire Pressure Monitor Sensor

Why You Will Love It

Driving with a glowing TPMS light is distracting and leaves you guessing about your tire health. This sensor set restores your factory monitoring system so you can focus on the road ahead. Knowing each tire's pressure at a glance gives you confidence during long trips and daily commutes alike.

Questions and Answers

Question: Do these sensors require programming before installation?

Answer: No, these sensors come pre-programmed for the specific Hyundai models listed. You only need to activate them using a scan tool or perform a re-learning procedure after installation.

Question: Will these sensors work on a Hyundai Santa Fe TM from 2020?

Answer: Yes, the Santa Fe TM model years from 2018 to 2024 are supported by these sensors.

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

Answer: The battery life is approximately three years, depending on driving conditions and usage.

Question: Can I install these sensors myself?

Answer: Installation requires removing the tire from the rim, so professional installation by a tire shop or mechanic is recommended to ensure proper sealing and avoid damage.

Question: What frequency do these sensors use?

Answer: These sensors operate at 433MHz, which is the standard frequency for many Hyundai TPMS systems.