TPMS Tire Pressure Sensor 4PCS 433MHZ for Hyundai Genesis Coupe Santa Fe Kia | GANGLE

Replace your worn or failing tire pressure sensors with this set of four pre-programmed TPMS sensors. Designed to fit a wide range of Hyundai and Kia models from the 2010s, these 433MHz sensors come ready to install after a simple relearn procedure. Keep your tire pressure monitoring system accurate and your drive safe.

Each sensor is factory tested to ensure reliable performance from the moment you install it. The built-in battery lasts approximately 3 to 5 years, giving you long-term service without frequent replacements. These sensors help you maintain proper tire pressure, which can improve fuel efficiency and extend tire life.

Installation is straightforward for a professional. The sensors are pre-programmed for your specific vehicle and require activation using a TPMS scan tool or a relearn procedure with an OBDII tool. We recommend having a trained technician handle the installation to ensure everything works correctly.

Before ordering, verify your vehicle's compatibility by checking the part numbers listed in the specifications. Matching your original sensor's part number or your VIN code guarantees a perfect fit and trouble-free operation.

Key Features and Benefits

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

• 433MHz operating frequency that ensures compatibility with your vehicle's TPMS system

• Factory tested before shipping that provides reliable performance right out of the box

• Battery life of 3 to 5 years that reduces the frequency of sensor replacements

• Set of four sensors that replaces all your tire pressure monitors at once for consistent readings

Who Is This For

- Hyundai owners with models like the Santa Fe III, Genesis Coupe, or I30 from the 2012 to 2018 range

• Kia drivers with vehicles such as the Sorento, Ceed, or Cadenza from the early 2010s to late 2010s

• Anyone experiencing a TPMS warning light and needing a direct replacement for original part numbers like 52933-3N100 or 52933-2M650

• DIY owners who have access to a TPMS scan tool or OBDII relearn tool and want to save on labor costs

Usage Scenario

Mark noticed his Hyundai Santa Fe's TPMS light flickering on his morning commute. After checking his tire pressures manually, he realized the sensors were likely failing after years of use. He ordered this set of four pre-programmed sensors, took his car to a local tire shop, and had them installed in under an hour. The technician activated the sensors with a scan tool, and the warning light turned off immediately. Now Mark drives with confidence, knowing his tire pressure is monitored accurately.

Micro Comparison

Unlike universal TPMS sensors that require complex programming and may not communicate correctly with your vehicle's system, these sensors come pre-programmed for your specific Hyundai or Kia model. This direct fit approach saves you time and reduces the risk of compatibility issues. While some aftermarket options need a separate programming tool, these sensors only require a simple relearn procedure with an OBDII tool to start working.

Specifications

Part Numbers: 52933-3N100, 529333N100, 52933-2M650, 529332M650, 52933-B1100, 52933B1100, 52933-A5100, 52933A5100, 52933-2J100, 529332J100, 52933-2M600, 529332M600

Operating Frequency: 433MHZ

Battery Life: Approximately 3 to 5 Years

Condition: 100% Brand New

Material: 52933-A5100, 52933A5100, 52933-2J100, 529332J100, 52933-2M600, 529332M600

Package Includes

- 4 x Tire Pressure Monitor Sensor

Why You Will Love It

These sensors give you peace of mind by keeping your TPMS system working correctly. You'll avoid the hassle of constant warning lights and the guesswork of checking tire pressure manually. With a simple installation process and long battery life, this set is a practical upgrade for your vehicle's safety system.

Questions and Answers

Question: How do I know if these sensors fit my car?

Answer: Check the part numbers listed in the specifications and compare them to your original sensor. You can also verify compatibility using your vehicle's VIN code or by contacting us with your car model and year.

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

Answer: No, the sensors come pre-programmed for your vehicle. You only need to activate them using a TPMS scan tool or perform a relearn procedure with an OBDII tool after installation.

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

Answer: The battery is designed to last approximately 3 to 5 years under normal driving conditions.

Question: Can I install these sensors myself?

Answer: Installation requires removing the tire from the wheel, which is best done by a trained professional. We recommend having a tire shop or mechanic handle the installation.

Question: What should I do if the TPMS light stays on after installation?

Answer: Make sure the sensors have been activated with a scan tool. If the light remains on, double-check that the sensors are compatible with your vehicle model and that the relearn procedure was completed correctly. Contact us for further assistance.