Tire Pressure Monitoring Sensor 315MHz 13540600 | Direct Fit TPMS for GM Vehicles

Key Features

• 315MHz Frequency — It operates at 315MHz, matching the frequency of factory GM TPMS systems for reliable communication.
• Pre-Programmed Setup — It comes pre-programmed for a specific make, model, and year, so no programming is needed before installation.
• Two-Year Battery Life — The built-in battery is designed to last about two years, which reduces how often the sensor needs replacing.
• OEM Part Replacement — It replaces OEM part 13540600 and several interchange numbers, including 13586335 and 15123145.
• TPMS-Grade Construction — Built from TPMS-grade materials designed to handle road conditions and temperature shifts.

Product Specifications

• Frequency: 315MHz
• Battery Life: About 2 years
• OEM Part Number: 13540600
• Interchange Part Numbers: 13586335, 15123145, 15254101, 25920615, 22853741, 13598772, 13598771, 15920615, 20923680, 15922396, 13581558, 23445327, 13589255, 22854866, 13516164
• Package Quantity: 1 sensor

What It Is / How It Works

This is a 315MHz tire pressure monitoring sensor and a direct replacement for OEM part 13540600. It restores real-time tire pressure monitoring when a sensor is faulty or missing, helping keep the dashboard warning light off.

Who It's For / Use Cases

TPMS replacement sensors suit vehicle owners who see a persistent tire pressure warning light after a sensor has failed. DIY mechanics who prefer to replace a sensor themselves often choose this type of part. Used car buyers, dealers, repair shops, and fleet managers who maintain several vehicles may also need a dependable replacement sensor.

How to Use / Care

1. Install the sensor using basic tools.
2. Activate the sensor with a TPMS scan tool after installation.
3. If you do not use a scan tool, follow your vehicle's re-learning procedure to sync the sensor with the car's system.

How to Choose

Start with the part number. Compare the OEM part number or interchange number from your old sensor against the Product Specifications list. Next, confirm the operating frequency, since 315MHz is the frequency used by many GM vehicles. Choose a sensor that matches both the part number and the frequency your vehicle uses.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to program this sensor before installing it?
No, it comes pre-programmed for a specific make, model, and year. After installation, activate it with a TPMS scan tool or follow your vehicle's re-learning procedure.

How long does the battery last?
The built-in battery is designed to last about two years under normal driving conditions.

Can I install this sensor myself?
Yes, if you have basic tools and a TPMS scan tool to activate the sensor. Many DIYers complete the job in under 30 minutes.

What frequency does this sensor use?
It operates at 315MHz, which is the standard frequency used by many GM vehicles.