A0009052102 Tire Pressure Monitor Sensor | 433MHz TPMS for Mercedes-Benz E-Class W213 C238 A238 G-Class W463

Replace a failing or faulty tire pressure sensor with this 100% new A0009052102 TPMS unit. Designed for a wide range of Mercedes-Benz and BMW models, this sensor helps you maintain accurate tire pressure readings and keep your vehicle's monitoring system functioning properly.

Your vehicle's tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS) is essential for safety and fuel efficiency. This replacement sensor matches the original equipment specification with OE number A0009052102. It operates at 433MHz and is built to integrate seamlessly with your car's existing electronics, providing reliable data to your dashboard display.

Each sensor arrives as a brand new unit, ready for installation. The 2-year warranty gives you added confidence in its durability and performance. Whether you are replacing a damaged sensor or setting up a full set, this TPMS sensor is a direct-fit option for many modern Mercedes-Benz and BMW vehicles.

Before purchasing, verify your vehicle's original equipment number to ensure proper fitment. If you have any questions about compatibility, contact us for assistance.

Key Features and Benefits

- OE Number A0009052102 that matches original factory specifications for accurate fitment

• 433MHz frequency that communicates correctly with your vehicle's TPMS system

• 100% new condition that ensures reliable performance right out of the box

• 2-year warranty that protects your purchase and gives you long-term peace of mind

• Wide compatibility range that covers multiple Mercedes-Benz and BMW models from 2016 onward

Who Is This For

- Mercedes-Benz E-Class owners with W213, C238, or A238 chassis looking for a direct replacement sensor

• G-Class W463 owners who need a TPMS sensor for model years 2018-2020

• BMW 3 Series, 5 Series, X3, X5, and other compatible model owners seeking an OE-match replacement

• Drivers experiencing TPMS warning lights or inconsistent pressure readings who want a new sensor

Usage Scenario

Mark noticed his Mercedes-Benz E300 dashboard showing a persistent tire pressure warning light. After checking the tires and finding proper pressure, he realized one of the original sensors had failed. He ordered this A0009052102 replacement sensor, had it installed by his local mechanic, and the warning light cleared immediately. Now his TPMS system works as intended, giving him accurate pressure data every time he drives.

Micro Comparison

Aftermarket or generic sensors often require programming or adapters to work with your vehicle. This A0009052102 sensor uses the original equipment OE number, which means it is designed to match the factory specifications for your Mercedes-Benz or BMW. It offers a direct replacement experience without the guesswork of universal options.

Specifications

- OE Number: A0009052102

• OEM Number: A0009052102

• Condition: 100% New

• Frequency: 433MHz

• Warranty: 2 years

Package Includes

- 1 x Tire Pressure Monitor Sensor

Why You Will Love It

You get a factory-matching sensor that restores your TPMS system without complicated setup. The 2-year warranty means you are covered if anything goes wrong. It is a straightforward fix for a common issue that keeps your driving experience safer and more informed.

Questions and Answers

Question: Will this sensor work on my 2018 Mercedes-Benz E300 W213?

Answer: Yes, this sensor is compatible with the Mercedes-Benz E-Class W213 from 2016-2020, including the E300 model.

Question: Does this sensor come pre-programmed?

Answer: This sensor matches OE number A0009052102 and is designed for direct replacement. You should verify compatibility with your vehicle before installation.

Question: Is this a new or used sensor?

Answer: This sensor is 100% new, not refurbished or used.

Question: What frequency does this TPMS sensor use?

Answer: It operates at 433MHz, which is the standard frequency for many Mercedes-Benz and BMW models.

Question: Can I install this sensor myself?

Answer: Installation typically requires tire dismounting and sensor mounting. We recommend having a professional tire shop or mechanic handle the installation.