Standard Ignition TPM225A Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) Sensor

Reliable Tire Pressure Monitoring for Hyundai, Kia, and Genesis

The Standard Ignition TPM225A Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) Sensor provides accurate tire pressure data for select Hyundai, Kia, and Genesis vehicles. Designed to maintain optimal tire performance, this sensor ensures your vehicle’s safety systems receive precise pressure readings.

• Battery-powered sensor for consistent operation
• Bolt-on connector type for secure electrical connection
• Nickel coated core for enhanced durability and corrosion resistance
• Operates at 433 MHz frequency for reliable signal transmission
• Metal inflation valve type for long-lasting performance
• Clamp-in mounting method designed for wheel installation
• Includes mounting hardware for straightforward replacement

Durable TPMS Sensor Engineered for Specific Vehicle Fitment

The TPM225A sensor is engineered with a nickel coated core to resist corrosion and extend sensor life, making it suitable for the demanding conditions faced by Hyundai Accent, Kia Sorento, Genesis G80, and Hyundai Cadenza models. Its metal inflation valve enhances durability compared to rubber valves, reducing the risk of leaks. Operating at a 433 MHz frequency, this sensor maintains consistent communication with the vehicle’s onboard computer, ensuring timely alerts for tire pressure changes. The bolt-on connector type and clamp-in mounting method provide a secure and stable installation directly on the wheel.

Compatible Vehicles and Applications

This TPMS sensor is compatible with the following makes and models:

• Hyundai Accent
• Hyundai Cadenza
• Genesis G80
• Genesis (various models)
• Kia Sorento

It is designed to replace factory sensors and restore accurate tire pressure monitoring functionality.

Common Issues Addressed by the TPM225A Sensor

• Inaccurate or no tire pressure readings on Hyundai, Kia, or Genesis vehicles
• TPMS warning light illuminated due to faulty sensor
• Intermittent signal loss affecting tire pressure alerts
• Corroded or damaged sensor core causing sensor failure
• Leaking or damaged metal valve stems impacting tire pressure

Installation Notes and Tips

Installation requires removal of the tire from the wheel to access the sensor. The clamp-in mounting method secures the sensor to the wheel, and the bolt-on connector ensures a reliable electrical connection. It is recommended to have the sensor programmed or relearned to the vehicle’s TPMS system after installation to ensure proper operation. Use appropriate tools to avoid damage to the metal valve and sensor components during installation.

Quality Assurance and Warranty

Standard Ignition TPMS sensors are manufactured to meet OEM specifications for fit, form, and function. The TPM225A sensor undergoes rigorous testing to ensure durability and reliable performance. Warranty coverage details should be confirmed with the product documentation or supplier.