Jsueng TPMS Sensor for GM Vehicles — 13598772 Pre‑Programmed, CR2032 Battery & Wide Temp Range

Jsueng 13598772 is a replacement TPMS sensor designed for many GM, Chevrolet, Buick, Cadillac and GMC models — it ships pre-programmed but requires a relearn procedure to register with the vehicle.

This tire-pressure monitoring system (TPMS) sensor is built to match OE part numbers used across a wide range of General Motors platforms. It arrives with a pre-programmed ID to simplify setup, houses a long‑life CR2032 battery, and is rated to operate across extreme temperatures. While the sensor is compatible with the listed models and part numbers, installation requires a standard relearn or OBDII transfer so the vehicle’s ECU recognizes the new sensor.

Which vehicles and OE part numbers does this sensor replace?

The Jsueng 13598772 sensor covers many GM applications and corresponds to multiple original equipment (OE) numbers. It fits dozens of model years from brands including Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet and GMC.

• OE cross-reference: 13598771, 13598772, 13586335, 15268606, 15825475, 10394110, 20925924, 25920615, 20923680, 25799331.
• Compatible models include Buick Allure/Enclave/LaCrosse/Lucerne, Cadillac ATS/CTS/Escalade/STS/SRX, and many Chevrolet (Impala, Malibu, Tahoe, Suburban, Silverado, Corvette, Spark, Volt) and GMC vehicles.
• Refer to vehicle fitment details and images for exact year and model matches before purchasing.

How do I install and pair this pre‑programmed TPMS sensor?

Although the unit is shipped pre-programmed, it will not automatically appear in the vehicle until you perform a relearn or ECU transfer. The relearn can be done with a TPMS activation tool or via an OBDII method, depending on the vehicle.

• Install sensors on each wheel and set tires to the recommended placard pressure.
• Use a TPMS activation tool at each valve stem or follow the vehicle’s OBDII relearn steps with a diagnostic connector.
• Complete the OBDII transfer: ignition ON, transfer via TPMS tool to ECU, disconnect, cycle ignition, then drive at recommended speed for sensor registration.

What are the performance and durability features of this TPMS sensor?

The sensor is engineered for long-term operation and to endure extreme environments commonly encountered on the road. It incorporates industry-standard components and environmental ratings for reliable sensing.

• Built-in CR2032 battery and 900 kPa (approx. 130.5 psi) rated sensing chip for strong pressure range.
• Operational temperature range from −40°C to +125°C for cold and hot climates.
• Expected lifespan in normal use: approximately 5–8 years; product backed by a 1‑year warranty.

What tools or steps are required if the sensor does not register instantly?

If the new sensor does not appear after installation, a diagnostic tool or dealer-level scanner is usually employed to force the relearn and confirm correct IDs. Follow a methodical approach to avoid mis-registration.

• Confirm physical installation and tire pressure are correct before performing relearn.
• Use a TPMS activation tool on each wheel or an OBDII adapter to transfer sensor IDs to the ECU.
• If problems persist, check vehicle-specific relearn procedures or consult a professional technician.

Who is this for: This Jsueng 13598772 TPMS sensor is aimed at DIYers, independent shops, and fleet technicians replacing faulty or aging tire pressure sensors on compatible GM, Chevrolet, Buick, Cadillac, and GMC vehicles. It’s suitable for anyone who needs an OE‑cross reference replacement with a long‑life battery, but who can perform or arrange a TPMS relearn using a TPMS tool or OBDII diagnostic interface.