Description
Key Features:
Universal TPMS sensors support dual frequencies of 315 MHz and 433 MHz for wide vehicle compatibility.
Includes 120 sensors with both rubber and metal clamp-in valves for flexible installation options.
Provides 99.5% vehicle coverage and supports programming for a wide range of vehicle applications.
Compatible with over 25 major TPMS diagnostic and programming tools, including leading industry platforms.
Wireless programming through the tire and ability to program up to 16 sensors simultaneously improve service efficiency.
Product Description:
The Siming One-Direct Universal TPMS Sensor 120 Pack is designed to provide professional tire service providers with a versatile and efficient solution for tire pressure monitoring system replacement and maintenance. Featuring advanced dual-frequency technology, each sensor operates across both 315 MHz and 433 MHz frequencies, helping provide extensive vehicle coverage with a single sensor solution. The sensors support fast programming and wireless diagnostics through the tire, reducing service time and improving workflow efficiency. Each sensor kit includes both rubber and metal clamp-in valves, allowing technicians to select the appropriate installation method for different vehicle applications. Compatible with more than 25 leading TPMS programming tools, these sensors are ideal for automotive repair shops, tire dealers, and professional TPMS service operations requiring reliable and accurate tire monitoring solutions.
Specifications:
Product Type: Universal TPMS Sensor
Quantity: 120 Sensors
Frequency Range: 315 MHz – 433 MHz
Valve Type: Rubber and Metal Clamp-In Valves Included
Vehicle Coverage: Up to 99.5%
Programming Capability: Up to 16 Sensors at Once
Compatibility: Over 25 TPMS Programming Tools
Application: Tire Pressure Monitoring System Service
Compatible Tools Include:
ATEQ, Bosch, Continental, NAPA, Snap-on, Matco, and other major TPMS platforms
Interchangeable Part Numbers: SM-1SC, SM-4SC, SM-20SC, SM-120SC





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