BLE TPMS Tire Pressure Monitor Sensor for Tesla Model 3 Y S X 2020-2025 | 1490701-01-B 1490701-01-C Replacement

Keep your Tesla's tire pressure readings accurate and reliable with this BLE Bluetooth TPMS sensor. Designed to replace original part numbers 1490701-01-B and 1490701-01-C, it offers a direct fit for Model 3, Y, S, and X from 2020 to 2025. This sensor uses Bluetooth technology to communicate with your vehicle's system, giving you real-time pressure and temperature data on your dashboard.

Built with a durable ABS and metal construction, this sensor is made to withstand road conditions while maintaining a long battery life of about five years. It is a new, OEM-grade replacement that restores the safety and convenience of your factory tire pressure monitoring system. Professional installation is recommended to ensure proper function and a secure seal.

Each sensor is pre-programmed to match the specifications of your Tesla, making the setup process straightforward with the right TPMS tool. You will need a trigger tool to teach the new sensor IDs to your vehicle, a standard step for TPMS replacements. This ensures the system recognizes each wheel and provides accurate alerts.

Before purchasing, double-check the part number on your existing sensor to confirm compatibility. This replacement is designed for Tesla models with the original part numbers listed, ensuring a seamless upgrade for your tire monitoring needs.

Key Features and Benefits

- Bluetooth BLE connectivity that provides real-time tire pressure and temperature data to your Tesla dashboard

• ABS and metal construction that offers durability and long-lasting performance on the road

• About five years of battery life that reduces the frequency of sensor replacements and maintenance

• Direct replacement for OE numbers 1490701-01-B and 1490701-01-C that ensures a proper fit for your Tesla

• New condition that restores full TPMS functionality without reusing worn components

Who Is This For

- Tesla Model 3 owners from 2020 to 2025 who need a reliable TPMS sensor replacement

• Tesla Model Y owners from 2020 to 2025 looking for a direct OE replacement part

• Tesla Model S owners from 2022 to 2025 who want to maintain accurate tire pressure monitoring

• Tesla Model X owners from 2021 to 2025 upgrading their tire pressure sensors

Usage Scenario

James noticed his Tesla Model 3 dashboard showing a tire pressure warning light every morning. After checking the tire pressures manually, he realized one of his TPMS sensors had stopped communicating. He ordered this Bluetooth replacement sensor, had a professional tire shop install it, and used a TPMS trigger tool to teach the new ID to his car. The warning light disappeared, and now he sees live pressure readings for each tire on his center display during his daily commute.

Micro Comparison

Many generic TPMS sensors require complex programming or may not communicate correctly with Tesla's BLE system. This sensor is designed specifically for Tesla models and replaces the original 1490701-01-B and 1490701-01-C parts, so you get the same Bluetooth communication standard as the factory sensor. It is a straightforward replacement that keeps your vehicle's system running as intended.

Specifications

- Material: ABS + Metal

• Model Number: 1490701

• OE Numbers: 1490701-01-B, 1490701-01-C, 149070101B

• Sensor Operating Frequency: Bluetooth TPMS

• Battery Life: About 5 years

• Condition: New

Package Includes

- 1 x BLE Bluetooth TPMS Sensor

Why You Will Love It

Driving with confidence knowing your tire pressure is monitored accurately at all times. This sensor restores factory-level safety and convenience without the dealership price tag. It is a simple, reliable upgrade that keeps your Tesla running smoothly.

Questions and Answers

Question: Does this sensor work with my 2023 Tesla Model Y?

Answer: Yes, it is compatible with Tesla Model Y from 2020 to 2025.

Question: Do I need a special tool to install this sensor?

Answer: Yes, a proper TPMS trigger tool is required to learn the new sensor IDs to your vehicle.

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

Answer: The battery life is about five years under normal driving conditions.

Question: Is this sensor pre-programmed or does it need coding?

Answer: It is designed for Tesla and requires a TPMS tool to teach the new IDs to your vehicle.

Question: Can I install this sensor myself?

Answer: Professional installation is recommended to ensure proper function and a secure seal.