Jsueng TPMS Sensors 315MHz GM Fit — Pre-Programmed OE-Style Replacement for Chevy, Buick, Cadillac

If your vehicle’s TPMS warning light is on or you need to replace a failed sensor, these Jsueng 315MHz units offer OE-style fitment with a pre-programmed ID to streamline installation. They match many original equipment part numbers used across Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet and GMC lines and are tested to withstand temperature and vibration typical of daily driving. Note: ‘‘pre-programmed’’ means the sensor IDs are set at the factory, but a vehicle re-learn or OBDII transfer is still required to register sensors to the car.

Which vehicles and OE part numbers do these sensors replace?

These Jsueng sensors are made to replace a wide range of GM OE part numbers so you can find a compatible unit for many model years. Check your vehicle’s existing TPMS part number and year to confirm fitment before purchasing.

• Common OE numbers covered include: 13586335, 13598771, 13598772, 13581558, 15921013 and others listed by Jsueng.
• Wide model coverage: Buick Allure/Enclave/LaCrosse/Lucerne (various years), Cadillac ATS/CTS/Escalade/STS, Chevrolet Cruze/Impala/Malibu/Silverado/Suburban/Tahoe/Traverse, GMC Acadia/Sierra/Savana and more.
• Compatibility details vary by model year and trim — refer to vehicle images or part lookup to confirm exact match.

How does installation and re‑learning work with these pre‑programmed sensors?

Although the sensors come with programmed IDs, you must perform a TPMS re-learn so the vehicle recognizes the new devices. The re-learn process can use a dedicated TPMS tool or OBDII transfer procedure depending on the car’s system.

• Install sensors correctly and set each tire to the placard pressure before starting re-learn.
• If using the OBDII method: activate each sensor with the TPMS tool (left-front first), connect the OBDII cable, turn ignition ON and transfer sensor data to the ECU.
• After transfer, disconnect OBDII, cycle ignition, then drive at ~28 mph for at least 5 minutes to complete learning.

What quality testing and durability assurances does Jsueng provide?

Each TPMS sensor is subjected to multiple factory tests to ensure reliability under real-world conditions. Jsueng performs environmental, mechanical and electrical testing to reduce failure rates and deliver consistent sensor performance.

• Tests include extreme temperature cycles, vibration and shock, motor performance and noise checks.
• Strength and durability testing simulate long-term road use to verify sealing and component integrity.
• Final quality inspection on every unit before shipment helps ensure low defect rates out of the box.

Who is this for: A vehicle owner, mechanic or fleet manager who needs a cost-effective TPMS sensor replacement for GM-family cars and trucks. These Jsueng 315MHz sensors suit users who want OE-compatible part numbers, pre-programmed IDs to shorten setup time, and robust factory testing. If you lack a TPMS initialization tool or OBDII transfer capability, plan to visit a shop for the final re-learn step so your vehicle accurately recognizes the new sensors.