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Before you order
Choose the right fit
TPMS compatibility can depend on vehicle make, model, year and market, as well as sensor frequency, part number and relearn method. Check the product page or contact us if you are unsure.
Check current product details
Review price, availability, included items and specifications on the individual product page.
Confirm vehicle compatibility
Check your vehicle details and part number where required. Do not choose a sensor by appearance alone.
Quick answers to common questions before choosing replacement TPMS sensors, external kits, diagnostic tools or DIY TPMS products.
How do I know which TPMS sensor fits my vehicle?
Match the sensor to your vehicle make, model, year range, OE part number, frequency, valve type and relearn method. If you are unsure, contact MyTPMS with your VIN, OE number or original sensor details before ordering.
Do TPMS sensors need programming?
Some vehicles can relearn replacement sensors automatically, while others require cloning, OBD programming, activation or manual registration. Check the vehicle-specific product and relearn information before fitting.
What frequency do Australian TPMS sensors use?
Many Australian-delivered vehicles use 433MHz TPMS sensors, but some imports and specific models may use 315MHz or another requirement. Always confirm the frequency using the OE part number, original sensor or vehicle details.
Can MyTPMS help me choose before I buy?
Yes. Send MyTPMS your vehicle make, model, year, VIN if available, OE part number or original sensor details and the team can help confirm the correct sensor, frequency and relearn method.
Do you ship TPMS sensors Australia-wide?
Yes. MyTPMS ships TPMS sensors, tools and kits Australia-wide, with international shipping available on supported orders.