PUMBOAT TPMS Tyre Pressure Sensors 4-Pack 315MHz — Direct-Fit OE-Style, Pre-Programmed

PUMBOAT TPMS 4-pack are direct-fit 315MHz tire-pressure sensors engineered to replace factory units on many Chevy, GMC and Cadillac models for accurate, fast tire-pressure monitoring.

These replacement TPMS sensors are built to the same OE-style fit and frequency as original equipment so you can restore tire-pressure monitoring without dealer parts. Each sensor arrives pre-programmed to PUMBOAT specifications but requires a brief relearn procedure with a TPMS tool or vehicle OBD system to register with your car’s receiver. Designed for durable on-road performance, the sensors include long-life batteries, dual-axis motion sensing and lab-level pressure accuracy for dependable alerts.

Which vehicles and model years are compatible with these sensors?

The sensors are designed primarily for Chevrolet and GMC trucks and SUVs across a broad set of model years, plus compatibility with many Cadillac and Buick models. Common fits include Silverado 1500/2500/3500, Tahoe, Equinox, Suburban and Colorado, plus compatible Impala, Malibu, Traverse, Camaro, Sierra, Yukon and others. Check the OE part numbers listed and compare them with your vehicle’s existing sensor to confirm fitment.

• Key direct fits: Silverado 1500 (2007–2018), Tahoe (2007–2020), Equinox (2007–2022), Suburban (2007–2020).
• Works with many GMC Sierra and Canyon model years and Cadillac Escalade, CTS, SRX.
• OE numbers referenced: 13598771, 13598772, 13586335, 13581558, 15268606, 13516164, 15123145.
• Always verify years and OE part numbers before installation.

How accurate and reliable are these sensors during real-world driving?

PUMBOAT sensors deliver tight pressure precision and fast alerts so you notice deviations quickly. The sensors use a ±0.87 PSI tolerance and report changes almost instantly, aided by a dual-axis motion sensor that detects wheel movement and conserves power. Built to operate across extreme temperatures, they’re appropriate for varied climates and long-term service.

• Pressure accuracy: ±0.87 PSI (±0.06 bar).
• Alert latency: under 1 second for real-time warnings.
• Temperature range: -40°F to +257°F (-40°C to +125°C).
• Battery life: rated 5+ years under normal driving conditions.

What do I need to install and pair these TPMS sensors?

These units arrive pre-programmed to PUMBOAT specifications but must be relearned to your vehicle’s receiver using a TPMS tool or the vehicle’s relearn/OBD procedure. Before mounting, activate and confirm each sensor with a TPMS activation tool to avoid installing a faulty unit. The package includes a quick user guide outlining swap, inflate, calibrate and relearn steps, but you may prefer a shop if you’re not familiar with TPMS relearn procedures.

• Required: TPMS activation/diagnostic tool or OBD relearn capability on the vehicle.
• Quick steps: activate sensor, install, set tire pressures, run relearn procedure.
• If sensor fails to respond, do not install—return or contact support.
• Factory-style fit; professional installation recommended if unsure.

What support and warranty are included with the purchase?

PUMBOAT backs these sensors with factory testing and a one-year warranty to ensure reliability out of the box. The listing promises 100% factory-tested sensors, rock-solid signal transmission and responsive seller support. If you run into fitment or pairing issues, contact the seller for guidance—most routine questions are answered within 24 hours.

• All sensors tested at the factory before shipment.
• 1-year limited warranty included for peace of mind.
• Seller support: responsive customer service with troubleshooting help.
• Long-life batteries and built-in G-sensor for consistent operation.

Who this is for: technicians, DIY mechanics and vehicle owners who need OE-style TPMS replacements for Chevrolet, GMC, Cadillac or Buick trucks and SUVs. Choose this PUMBOAT 315MHz four-pack if you want a direct-fit aftermarket sensor set, accurate pressure readings, broad model coverage and the option to perform the relearn yourself or hand it to a tire shop.