4PCS Tire Pressure Monitoring Sensor for Ford Kuga II 2014-2020 | TPMS Sensor 433MHz

Replace a faulty or dead tire pressure sensor in your Ford Kuga II with this set of four direct-fit TPMS sensors. Designed for models from 2014 to 2020, these sensors operate at 433MHz and come pre-programmed to match your vehicle's system, so no additional programming is needed before installation.

Each sensor is built with a PCBA board and battery, ensuring reliable and accurate pressure readings. The set includes sensors that match several OEM part numbers including EV6T-1A180-CB, EV6T-1A180-CC, and EV6T-1A180-CE, making them a direct replacement for the original units in your Ford Kuga.

Installation requires a simple relearn procedure using an OBDII scan tool, which activates the sensors after they are mounted. For best results, have a trained professional handle the installation to ensure proper sealing and function.

These sensors are also compatible with a wide range of other Ford models from the same era, including the Focus III, Mondeo MK5, F-150, and Transit Connect. Always confirm your vehicle's specific OEM part number before ordering to guarantee a correct fit.

Key Features and Benefits

- Pre-programmed for direct fit that saves you time and eliminates the need for complex programming

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

• Includes multiple OEM part numbers for broad compatibility across Ford models

• PCBA board and battery construction for long-lasting and accurate pressure monitoring

• Requires only an OBDII relearn tool for activation, simplifying the installation process

Who Is This For

- Ford Kuga II owners (2014-2020) needing a direct replacement for faulty or dead TPMS sensors

• DIY mechanics who have access to an OBDII scan tool and want to replace sensors at home

• Drivers looking for a complete set of four sensors to replace all units at once for consistent performance

• Owners of compatible Ford models like Focus III, Mondeo MK5, or F-150 looking for an affordable sensor replacement

Usage Scenario

Mark noticed the tire pressure warning light on his 2016 Ford Kuga II dashboard had been on for a week. After checking his tires and finding no leaks, he realized the original TPMS sensor in his front left tire had failed. Instead of paying a dealership premium for a single sensor, he ordered this set of four. He took the car to his local mechanic, who installed the sensors and performed the OBDII relearn in under 30 minutes. Now the warning light is off, and Mark drives with confidence knowing his tire pressure is being accurately monitored.

Micro Comparison

Generic universal TPMS sensors often require complex programming and may not communicate correctly with your Ford's system. These sensors are pre-programmed specifically for your vehicle's make, model, and year, so you avoid the hassle of manual programming. They also come as a complete set of four, which is often more cost-effective than buying individual sensors from a dealership.

Specifications

Material: PCBA board and battery

Frequency: 433MHz

Model Number: EV6T-1A180-CB, EV6T-1A180-DC

OEM Numbers: EV6T-1A180-CB, EV6T-1A180-CC, EV6T-1A180-CD, EV6T-1A180-CE

Package Includes

- 4x TPMS Sensors (model shipped randomly from the listed OEM numbers)

Why You Will Love It

Getting a reliable tire pressure reading is essential for safety and fuel efficiency. This set gives you a complete, pre-programmed solution that works right out of the box with your Ford Kuga II. You save money compared to dealership replacements and gain the peace of mind that comes with knowing your tires are properly monitored.

Questions and Answers

Question: Do these sensors need to be programmed before installation?

Answer: No, they come pre-programmed for your specific Ford model and year. They just need to be activated with an OBDII relearn tool after installation.

Question: Will these sensors work on my 2018 Ford Focus III?

Answer: Yes, they are compatible with the Ford Focus III from 2014 to 2018. Check your OEM part number to confirm.

Question: How do I activate the sensors after installing them?

Answer: You will need an OBDII scan tool to perform a relearn procedure. This is a standard step for all replacement TPMS sensors.

Question: Can I install these sensors myself?

Answer: Installation is recommended to be performed by a trained professional to ensure proper sealing and function.

Question: What if the sensor model I receive is different from my original part number?

Answer: The set includes sensors that match several OEM numbers. Confirm your vehicle's part number before ordering to ensure a correct fit.