Description
The argument for EZ-sensor is inventory. One programmable Schrader 34000 covers a large share of the TPMS-equipped vehicles on North American roads, which means one line item on your shelf instead of a wall of vehicle-specific part numbers. Schrader launched EZ-sensor in 2010 as the industry's first patented programmable OEM-replacement sensor, and the family now covers over 100 million vehicles. It programs, relearns and verifies with common TPMS tools including the TECH200, TECH300SD, the TECH400 series, TECH500 and TECH1000. Programming is required before the sensor goes into the wheel. Schrader has been developing on-board pressure monitoring since 1991 and is now a Sensata Technologies brand, with more than 190 million sensors in service and coverage across over half of global OEM vehicle platforms.
MPN: 34000
Schrader 34000 TPMS EZ Sensor Aluminum Clamp Valve Stem Parallel Key Service Kit
$11.45
Documents
Valve Stem Specifications
- Mount
- Clamp-in
- Material
- Aluminum
- Pack quantity
- 1
| Mount | Clamp-in |
|---|---|
| Fits TPMS sensors | Schrader EZ-sensor 33500, Schrader EZ-sensor GO 33560, Schrader EZ-sensor 33600 |
| Material | Aluminum |
|---|---|
| Pack quantity | 1 |
| Brand | Schrader |
|---|---|
| MPN | 34000 |
| SKU | TPM34000 |
| Shipping weight | 0.03 lb |
Specifications for this option are not available yet.
Specifications are from the manufacturer's published data where available. Check your rim's valve hole size and your TPMS sensor before ordering.
The argument for EZ-sensor is inventory. One programmable Schrader 34000 covers a large share of the TPMS-equipped vehicles on North American roads, which means one line item on your shelf instead of a wall of vehicle-specific part numbers. Schrader launched EZ-sensor in 2010 as the industry's first patented programmable OEM-replacement sensor, and the family now covers over 100 million vehicles. It programs, relearns and verifies with common TPMS tools including the TECH200, TECH300SD, the TECH400 series, TECH500 and TECH1000. Programming is required before the sensor goes into the wheel. Schrader has been developing on-board pressure monitoring since 1991 and is now a Sensata Technologies brand, with more than 190 million sensors in service and coverage across over half of global OEM vehicle platforms.