BMW Tire Pressure Monitor Systems

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Pressure Sensor

I3. High pressure sensor. I3s.
$75.35
MSRP $101.27
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Pressure Sensor

4.4 & 4.8L.
$127.60
MSRP $148.93
Save $21.33
14.3% Off
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Pressure Sensor

Exhaust pressure sensor. 540d xDrive. Temperature. 3.0L diesel, sensors, exhaust manifold.
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Pressure Sensor

3.0L diesel, sensors, converter & pipe.
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Pressure Sensor

With heat pump. I3. Low pressure sensor. I3s.
$75.35
MSRP $101.27
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25.6% Off
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Pressure Sensor

With dynamic stability control. 1999-01.
$180.23
MSRP $244.27
Save $64.04
26.2% Off
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Pressure Sensor

X4. 3.0l. M competition.
$115.48
MSRP $145.80
Save $30.32
20.8% Off
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Pressure Sensor

5 series. Without gt models. 4.4l. N63r engine. 4.4L, without M5, 2017-19, #2.
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Pressure Sensor

X5. With leveling device.
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Pressure Sensor

$85.06
MSRP $122.21
Save $37.15
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Pressure Sensor

Pressure temp sensor. With range extender. I3s. I3.
$180.76
MSRP $261.90
Save $81.14
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Configuring Your BMW's Tire Pressure Monitor Systems the Right Way

For owners of the BMW X3, the tire pressure monitor system or TPMS is a critical electronic safety feature. As tires become more advanced, recognizing a failing pressure sensor early prevents uneven tread wear and potential blowouts. If you notice an "Inactive" warning or inconsistent tire pressure readings on your dash, your internal batteries may be failing.

Easy Steps to Reset and Service Your TPMS

Maintaining correct air pressure preserves your fuel economy and ensures your wheel accessories remain protected from the heat of under-inflated driving. The following are some best practices in configuring your TPMS:

1. Verify Correct Cold Pressure

Check the driver-side door jamb for the specific factory PSI and inflate all four tires while they are cool to the touch.

2. Access the iDrive Menu

Navigate to the "Vehicle Info" or "Vehicle Status" screen and locate the "Perform Reset" or "Initialize" option.

3. Select the Reset Command

Select the reset button while the vehicle is stationary.

4. Drive at Consistent Speeds

The system typically requires 10 to 15 minutes of driving over 20 MPH to recalibrate.

5. Inspect the Valve Caps

Ensure your genuine plastic or metal caps are tight. This prevents moisture from damaging the internal pressure sensor.

6. Check the Spare Tire

If your BMW is equipped with a full-size spare, ensure its TPMS is also functional.

Don't compromise your safety or fuel efficiency with unreliable tire monitoring. To get the right parts for your BMW, contact us at Shop BMW Auto Parts Warehouse today.