52933-3N100 4PCS Tire Pressure Monitor Sensor TPMS 433MHz | Hyundai Accent Genesis I30 Kia Ceed

Keep your tires at the right pressure with this set of four 433MHz TPMS sensors. Designed for a wide range of Hyundai and Kia models, these sensors replace original part numbers 52933-3N100, 52933-B1100, and 52933-2M650. Each sensor comes 100% brand new and built to last, with a battery life of about 3 years.

Driving with properly inflated tires improves your fuel economy, extends tire life, and gives you better handling on the road. This tire pressure monitoring system alerts you when pressure drops too low, so you can address issues before they become safety problems. The sensors operate at a standard 433MHz frequency, making them compatible with your vehicle's existing TPMS receiver.

Each sensor is manufactured to meet OEM specifications, ensuring a reliable fit and accurate readings. The set includes four sensors, enough to replace all sensors on your vehicle at once. This helps maintain consistent monitoring across all four tires and prevents uneven wear or unexpected pressure loss.

Installing these sensors gives you peace of mind every time you drive. You will know instantly if a tire is losing air, which helps you avoid blowouts, reduce stopping distances, and keep your car stable in emergency situations. Proper tire pressure also reduces rolling resistance, saving you money at the pump over time.

Key Features and Benefits

- 433MHz operating frequency that works with your vehicle's TPMS system for seamless integration

• Battery life of about 3 years so you do not have to replace sensors frequently

• 100% brand new condition with high-quality construction for reliable long-term performance

• Replaces multiple OEM part numbers including 52933-3N100, 52933-B1100, and 52933-2M650 for broad compatibility

• Set of four sensors lets you replace all tires at once for consistent monitoring across the vehicle

Who Is This For

- Hyundai owners with models like Accent [HC], Genesis [DH], I30 [GD], Santa Fe III [DM], and Solaris [HC]

• Kia drivers with models such as Ceed [JD], Carens IV [RP], Picanto [TA], Venga [YN], and Sorento II/III

• DIY car enthusiasts who want to replace worn or failing TPMS sensors themselves

• Mechanics and auto shops looking for a cost-effective, reliable replacement sensor set for multiple vehicle years

Usage Scenario

Lisa noticed her Hyundai Accent's tire pressure light flickering on and off during her morning commute. After checking the tires manually, she realized the sensors were over 5 years old and no longer reporting accurate data. She ordered this 4-pack of 52933-3N100 sensors, replaced all four in one afternoon, and the warning light stayed off. Now she drives to work knowing her tire pressure is monitored correctly, which saves her from unexpected flats and helps maintain steady fuel efficiency.

Micro Comparison

Unlike generic universal sensors that require programming or adapters, these sensors are designed to match the original OEM specifications for the listed Hyundai and Kia models. They operate at the standard 433MHz frequency used by your vehicle's TPMS receiver, which means they communicate directly without extra steps. Choosing a set of four ensures all sensors are the same age and condition, giving you balanced performance and fewer future replacements compared to mixing old and new sensors.

Specifications

Condition: 100% Brand New

Battery Life: About 3 Years

Operating Frequency: 433MHz

Manufacturer Part Number: 52933-3N100

Interchange Part Numbers: 529333N100, 52933B1100, 529332M650

Package Includes

- 4x Tire Pressure Sensor

Why You Will Love It

You will drive with more confidence knowing your tire pressure is monitored accurately at all times. These sensors help you catch slow leaks early, which can prevent expensive tire damage and keep your car safer on the road. Replacing all four at once saves you the hassle of staggered replacements and gives you consistent performance across every wheel.

Questions and Answers

Question: Will these sensors work with my 2018 Hyundai Elantra?

Answer: These sensors are listed for Hyundai Accent [HC] from 2017-04 to 2023-03 and Hyundai Solaris [HC] from 2017-04 to 2023-03. Please check your vehicle's year, make, and model in the compatibility table, or compare the part number to your original sensor to confirm fitment.

Question: Do I need to program these sensors after installation?

Answer: These sensors are designed to match OEM specifications for the listed vehicles. In most cases, they will communicate with your car's TPMS receiver automatically. However, some vehicles may require a relearn procedure. Check your owner's manual or consult a professional for your specific model.

Question: How long does the battery last in each sensor?

Answer: The battery life is about 3 years under normal driving conditions. Battery life can vary based on usage and environmental factors.

Question: Can I use these sensors on a Kia Soul?

Answer: These sensors are listed for Kia Ceed [JD], Carens IV [RP], Picanto [TA], Venga [YN], and Sorento II and III. They are not specifically listed for Kia Soul. Please verify your original part number or contact us before purchasing to confirm compatibility.

Question: What is the difference between part numbers 52933-3N100 and 52933-2M650?

Answer: Both are interchangeable part numbers for the same type of TPMS sensor. This set replaces both 52933-3N100 and 52933-2M650, as well as 52933-B1100. The sensors work across the same vehicle fitments listed in the description.