LAUNCH TSENSOR-B Bluetooth Tire Perssure Sensor Fit for Tesla 2020-2025

 

• [2025 NEW FLAGSHIP] - LAUNCH TSENSOR-B programming-free Bluetooth tire pressure sensor, equipped with built-in highly-integrated and low-power-consumption 2.4GHz chip and automotive-grade devices, comparable to original sensor.

• [PLUG AND PLAY] - Brand new LAUNCH TSENSOR-B TPMS sensor fit for Tesla, no programming or calibration needed. Just install the Bluetooth tire pressure monitoring system sensor on your wheels and they will automatically connect to your car. Real-time monitoring of your vehicle, tire pressure alerts, and 4-wheel display to keep you driving safety.

• [COMPARABLE TO THE ORIGINAL] - LAUNCH TSENSOR-B compatible with Tesla Model S (June 2021 to present), Model 3 (January 2020 to present), Model X (January 2021 to present), Model Y (October 2020 to present). Part numbers: 1490701-00-B, 1490701-01-B, 1490701-01-C, 1490701-01-D and other alternative part numbers.

• [LONG LIFE & STABLE PERFORMANCE] - LAUNCH TSENSOR-B BLE sensor is built with durability and long life in mind. LAUNCH engineer have extensively tested the high-speed dynamic balance of the sensor, extend battery life to up to 5+ years, meets or exceeds industry standards,endure extreme temperatures. This longevity in battery life contributes to the overall durability and longevity of the sensor, making it the most anticipated product.

• [PROFESSIONAL TESTING] - Each LAUNCH TPMS sensor is tested before leaving factory to meet international standards to ensure trouble-free installation and performance. TSENSOR-B also has the high-precision air valve to effectively prevent air leakage, durable and stable performance. Guaranteed by SAE industry standard J1205/J1206 testing.

• [LAUNCH TECHNICAL SUPPORT] - Package includes 1 x TSENSOR-B TPMS sensor. We provide 1 year guarantee and technical support. Note: If you are individual user, we strongly recommend you to drive your ride to workshops and let the mechanic you the job with professional equipment.

Below are the steps for performing an auto relearn procedure:

• From the touchscreen, touch Controls > Settings > Service & Reset > Tire Pressure Monitor > Reset Sensors. Reset the sensors based on the wheel size.
• If a tire pressure warning displays, exit the vehicle, close the rear trunk and all the doors, wait for the touchscreen to go black, re-enter the car and ensure that the correct wheel size is selected before touching Reset.
• Touch Reset and then touch OK.
• Press and hold one of the scroll wheels and select ‘Car Status’ to see an overview of the TPMS information. When the sensors are unknown, all the values will be shown as “- -”.
• Ensure that the vehicle is stationary for at least 20 minutes before continuing to the next step.
• Perform a road test. Auto learning will start when the vehicle exceeds 25 mph. When auto-learning completes, the tire pressure information displays for all wheels and clears any TPMS faults. Note: Auto learning can take up to 20 minutes during a test drive.

Try this procedure again if “Tire Pressure System Needs Service” displays after performing auto-learning. If the warning persists after five minutes of driving at 25 mph, further diagnostics might be required. This can include using a TPMS to verify the operation of the sensor.