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Standard Ignition TPM363 Tire Pressure Monitoring System Sensor
| Brand | Standard Ignition TPM363 |
|---|---|
| Battery -powered | Yes |
| Core Material | Nickel Coated Core |
| Frequency | 315 MHZ |
| Inflation Valve Type | Rubber |
| Mounting Hardware Included | No |
| Mounting Location | Wheel |
| Mounting Method | Snap In |
| Real Time Pressure Signal | No |
| Fits | Chevrolet and GMC · 5 vehicles |
Pre-programmed at the factory. Ready to install and OE-relearned out of the box.
Meets OE performance. Built to meet or exceed OE standards and SAE2657 specs.
Snap-in design. Rubber valve and nickel-coated core for dependable service.
Cross-references OSC 2346, Standard Ignition TPM363 and 92-1400 for the same application. See all 4.
TPMS Sensor for Colorado and Canyon
The Standard Ignition TPM363 is a pre-programmed tire pressure monitoring system sensor for select Chevrolet Colorado and GMC Canyon applications. It arrives ready for installation and OE relearn, with a 315 MHz signal and snap-in rubber valve design for wheel mounting.
Key Features
- Pre-programmed at the factory for OE relearn after installation
- 315 MHz TPMS sensor for select GM truck applications
- Snap-in mounting method with rubber inflation valve
- Battery-powered design for tire pressure monitoring service
- Nickel-coated core material for the valve assembly
- Built to meet or exceed OE performance requirements under SAE2657 specifications
Detailed Product Overview
Standard Ignition TPM363 is a direct-fit TPMS sensor for 2022 GMC Canyon and 2020-2021 Chevrolet Colorado and GMC Canyon models. It is designed for wheel mounting and is supplied pre-programmed, so the vehicle can be relearned using the OEM factory procedure after installation. For shoppers searching for a 315 MHz TPMS sensor for Chevrolet Colorado or GMC Canyon, TPM363 provides an OE-style replacement path without additional programming steps.
This part cross-references OSC 2346 for the same application.
Common TPMS Issues It Can Address
- TPMS warning light stays illuminated after a sensor failure
- Inaccurate or missing tire pressure readings from a worn sensor
- Sensor replacement needed after tire service or wheel repair
- Loss of communication with the vehicle’s tire pressure monitoring system
- Need for an OE-relearn-ready replacement sensor on GM trucks
Installation Notes and Tips
Install the sensor in the wheel and follow the OEM factory relearn procedure after mounting. This 315 MHz sensor is listed for 2020-2021 Chevrolet Colorado, 2020-2021 GMC Canyon, and 2022 GMC Canyon applications. Confirm the vehicle’s TPMS frequency and service procedure before installation.
Quality Assurance
Standard Ignition states that TPM363 is manufactured to meet or exceed OE performance and complies with SAE2657 specifications. The brand also notes complete quality control throughout the manufacturing process.
| Year | Make | Model | Position | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2022 | GMC | Canyon | N/A | Tire Pressure Monitoring System OE Design Sensor |
| 2021 | Chevrolet | Colorado | N/A | 315 Mhz Sensor; No programming required. Install sensor and follow the OEM factory relearn procedure. |
| 2021 | GMC | Canyon | N/A | 315 Mhz Sensor; No programming required. Install sensor and follow the OEM factory relearn procedure. |
| 2020 | Chevrolet | Colorado | N/A | 315 Mhz Sensor; No programming required. Install sensor and follow the OEM factory relearn procedure. |
| 2020 | GMC | Canyon | N/A | 315 Mhz Sensor; No programming required. Install sensor and follow the OEM factory relearn procedure. |
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