CARORAV TPMS Sensor GM-compatible for Buick Chevy Cadillac GMC — Pre-programmed Direct-fit, Long-life Battery

CARORAV TPMS Sensor is a pre-programmed replacement tire pressure monitoring sensor compatible with many Buick, Chevrolet, Cadillac and GMC models, engineered to restore in-car tire pressure monitoring after re-learn or reset.

If your vehicle’s TPMS warning light is on or a sensor has failed, this CARORAV replacement sensor offers a direct-fit option for a wide range of GM vehicles. It arrives pre-programmed to recognized part numbers, built to withstand extreme temperatures and deliver multi-year battery life, but it does require a proper re-learn procedure or diagnostic tool to fully integrate with your vehicle’s ECU.

Which vehicles and part numbers does this sensor fit?

This TPMS sensor supports an extensive list of Buick, Chevrolet, Cadillac and GMC model years commonly equipped with GM sensor protocols. It replaces several GM part numbers, making it a practical aftermarket swap for many repairs.

• Compatible models include Buick Allure, Enclave, LaCrosse, Cascada; Cadillac ATS, CTS, Escalade; Chevrolet Aveo, Camaro, Corvette, Cruze, Colorado, Bolt EV; GMC Acadia, Canyon, Sierra, Yukon and others (see details).
• Replaces OEM part numbers such as 13598771, 13598772, 13586335, 13581558, 15268606, 15825475, 10394110, 20925924.
• Always confirm exact fitment on your vehicle details page before ordering.

Is the sensor truly ready to install right out of the box?

The sensor is shipped pre-programmed to GM-compatible IDs, but "pre-programmed" does not guarantee automatic pairing with every vehicle. You must perform a TPMS re-learn or reset so the vehicle’s ECU recognizes the new sensor IDs.

• Pre-programmed means factory ID loaded; re-learn often still required.
• Some vehicles require a professional scanner or TPMS activation tool for re-learn.
• Follow the provided OBDII re-learn steps or consult a technician if needed.

How do I install and re-learn this TPMS sensor?

Installation involves replacing the sensor in the wheel and then performing a re-learn sequence so the car’s computer registers each sensor. An OBDII re-learn is described in the product instructions; some systems support tool-based or driving re-learn methods.

• Stop working if the new sensor cannot be read by your TPMS tool before installation.
• OBDII re-learn steps: install sensors, set tire pressures, activate each sensor with the TPMS tool, connect OBD connector to DLC, transfer data, then drive the vehicle to complete learning.
• If unsure, have a certified shop perform the re-learn to avoid repeated warning lights.

What performance and durability can I expect from this sensor?

CARORAV TPMS sensors are built for long-term operation in harsh conditions, with battery life rated for multiple years and operating temperature tolerance across extreme ranges. Routine QA checks and monthly load inspections are part of CARORAV’s quality process.

• Battery life: typically more than five years under normal use.
• Operating temperature range: -40°C to +125°C for reliable readings in extreme climates.
• Manufacturing checks and occasional library updates to maintain compatibility.

Who is this for? This replacement CARORAV TPMS sensor is intended for owners and technicians replacing failed or damaged tire pressure sensors on supported Buick, Chevrolet, Cadillac and GMC vehicles. It's suitable for DIY mechanics comfortable with wheel disassembly and TPMS re-learn procedures, and for repair shops that perform diagnostic programming. If you need a sensor that matches common GM part numbers, withstands tough temperatures, and offers several years of battery life, this is a practical aftermarket option—just be prepared to perform or request the required re-learn/reset.