Jsueng TPMS Sensor GM 315MHz — Pre-programmed Direct Replacement, OE Fit

Jsueng TPMS Sensor GM 315MHz is a direct-replacement tire pressure monitoring sensor pre-programmed to match many GM, Chevrolet, Buick, Cadillac and GMC vehicles using the 315MHz frequency.

This sensor is designed as a drop-in replacement for factory GM TPMS units and ships pre-programmed with the correct 315MHz transmitter. It covers a wide range of OE part numbers and model years, undergoes factory testing for durability, and requires a standard TPMS re-learn or OBDII relearn procedure after installation to register with your vehicle’s ECU.

Which vehicles and OEM part numbers does this Jsueng sensor fit?

The Jsueng TPMS matches numerous OE part numbers and a long list of GM and related vehicles spanning model years across Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet and GMC. Always verify fitment against your vehicle’s exact year and OEM part number before ordering.

• Covers OE numbers including 13586335, 13598771, 13598772 and many more listed by Jsueng.
• Fits Buick (Allure, Enclave, LaCrosse, Lucerne), Cadillac (ATS, CTS, Escalade, SRX), Chevrolet (Aveo, Impala, Malibu, Silverado, Tahoe) and GMC (Acadia, Sierra, Savana) models.
• Refer to the product images and your vehicle service manual for model/year compatibility details.

How reliable is the sensor and what factory testing does it pass?

Each Jsueng TPMS sensor undergoes rigorous quality checks before shipment to ensure durability and consistent performance. Testing covers environmental extremes, mechanical strength, sensor performance and noise levels to reduce the chance of defective units.

• High/low temperature and environmental exposure tests for real-world conditions.
• Mechanical strength and motor performance checks to confirm durability.
• Noise and performance evaluations to ensure stable pressure readings.

What does "pre-programmed" mean and will it work immediately after installation?

Pre-programmed means the sensor is encoded at the factory with the correct 315MHz transmit parameters, but it will not automatically register with your car without a re-learn or pairing step. After physically installing the sensor, you must perform a TPMS re-learn—using a TPMS tool, OBDII relearn procedure, or dealer scan tool—for the vehicle to recognize the new unit.

• Requires TPMS activation tool or compatible diagnostic scanner for re-learn.
• Follow the vehicle-specific OBDII relearn workflow to transfer sensor IDs to the ECU.
• Drive cycle after relearn (typically low-speed drive) may be necessary to complete registration.

How do I perform the OBDII relearn for this sensor?

The OBDII relearn transfers the sensor IDs to the vehicle control module and is typically straightforward when a compatible tool is available. The process includes inflating tires to placard pressure, activating each sensor with the tool, and uploading the IDs through the OBDII connector while the ignition is on.

• Confirm sensors installed and tires set to recommended pressures before starting.
• Activate each sensor at the valve stem using the TPMS tool in sequence (LF, RF, RR, LR).
• Use OBDII connector to upload data to ECU, then power cycle and drive to finalize registration.

Who is this for: The Jsueng TPMS Sensor GM 315MHz is intended for automotive technicians, fleet maintenance teams, and DIY owners who need a reliable, cost-effective replacement for factory GM TPMS sensors operating at 315MHz. Choose this part if your vehicle’s OE part number or model year appears in the compatibility list and you have access to the necessary relearn tools or professional installation support.