I think my batteries are going bad in my tpms sensors on my first gen Model S. Has anyone had luck with a certain brand aftermarket 315 mhz tire pressure sensors?
Thanks,
Steve
Thanks,
Steve
I have no input on aftermarket, but my recommendation would be to get newer ones and Have tesla bump you to Gen 2 in the car, so you get the readouts on all 4 tires individually. It's my understanding that Tesla has been doing this a lot for people, they did it for me and I didn't even ask.
ShawnA
Supporting Member
Hi Steve,
I would add a warning that I believe Gen 1 sensors by Baolong are 433.92 or 433 mhz.
They are the same as Roadsters after serial 501. I have one.
If you confirm that you want 433 mhz sensors - I believe Dill 2112 are a direct replacement.
That is what I currently have in my Roadster.
Alternatively if Tesla will upgrade you to the Continental system that is the way to go.
(Even if they charge a modest fee for the upgrade.)
Shawn
I would add a warning that I believe Gen 1 sensors by Baolong are 433.92 or 433 mhz.
They are the same as Roadsters after serial 501. I have one.
If you confirm that you want 433 mhz sensors - I believe Dill 2112 are a direct replacement.
That is what I currently have in my Roadster.
Alternatively if Tesla will upgrade you to the Continental system that is the way to go.
(Even if they charge a modest fee for the upgrade.)
Shawn
