Schrader 20092 Tire Pressure Monitoring System Sensor

Buyer fitment guide only intended as reference. Please use catalogue search by vehicle to ensure proper fitment.

• Kia 52933-2M000
• Dill Air Control 5508
• Dorman 974-077
• Hyundai 52933-2M001
• Hyundai 52933-2M000
• Kia 52933-2M001
• NAPA 921197
• VDO SE5910
• VDO SE5923
• VDO SE55908
• Standard Motor Products TPM130
• Echlin Ignition Parts 921197
• Echlin Ignition Parts 921257
• Kia 529332M000
• Hyundai 529332M000
• Dorman 974077

• 1 for 1 direct-fit OE replacement TPMS sensor services the specific make, model, and year 
• OE fit, form and function validated and engineered by over 350 engineers dedicated to TPMS
• Premium quality TPMS sensors produced in Schrader€™s secure and highly automated OE manufacturing facilities
• Quick and easy installation that does not require programming
• Ready out of the box
• Schrader is a pioneer in TPMS, a vehicle safety feature that is now standard on all cars and light trucks sold in the U.S. Schrader€™s direct TPMS technology can be found in over 50 percent of global OEM vehicle platforms.
• Schrader is the leading global manufacturer of tire pressure monitoring systems (TPMS), and its direct OE TPMS technology can be found in over 50% of vehicles globally. Matching OE quality and performance standards, Schrader sensors undergo extensive OE quality testing, including high speed and extreme temperature tests. Schrader€™s global presence as the leading OE supplier means that OE quality and performance come standard with Schrader€™s genuine OE replacement sensors. TPMS sensor is not a DIY product and requires appropriate skills, knowledge, and equipment for service. A vehicle-specific relearn procedure must be performed after the sensor is installed, requiring a TPMS programming and diagnostic tool with OBD capability.
• Schrader has been the leading global manufacturer of valves and sensing solutions for automotive and industrial applications, delivering solutions that protect and perform. Schrader is widely known for the invention of the standard pneumatic tire valve, the same valve used on most motor vehicles in the world.