Tire pressure sensor 1 pc. for Volkswagen (analogue 7PP907275F) 2007-2017

New tire pressure sensor for Volkswagen vehicles. A direct replacement sensor for the original part number 7PP907275F. Operating frequency: 433 MHz. The sensor is designed for real-time tire pressure monitoring and data transmission to the vehicle's onboard computer, allowing timely warnings about pressure drops and preventing potential emergency situations related to underinflated tires.

The sensor pairing process with the vehicle is performed automatically during a test drive. For successful pairing, drive at a speed of at least 40 km/h for approximately 20 minutes. Before starting the pairing process, you must reset the TPMS (Tire Pressure Monitoring System) via the vehicle's onboard computer menu. This will put the system into learning mode for new sensors.

Please note that our store does not perform sensor replacement. We supply high-quality, fully compatible analogs, and installation must be performed by yourself or at a specialized service center.

Compatibility with Volkswagen Models

The tire pressure sensor is specifically designed for the following Volkswagen models:

• Volkswagen Phaeton (2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017)
• Volkswagen Touareg II (2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014)

Cross-Reference: Complete List of Analogs and Original Numbers

This sensor is a direct replacement for a wide range of original and alternative part numbers, confirming its versatility and compatibility. Here is the complete list of numbers for which our sensor is a full analog:

Technical Specifications and Advantages

• Type: Tire Pressure Monitoring Sensor (TPMS)
• Compatibility: Analog of original Volkswagen sensor 7PP907275F
• Operating Frequency: 433 MHz (standard for European models)
• Communication Protocol: Compatible with the vehicle's factory TPMS system
• Pairing: Automatic, while driving
• Housing: Durable, sealed, resistant to vibrations and temperature changes
• Battery: Long-lasting lithium battery designed for several years of operation
• Purpose: Continuous monitoring of tire pressure and temperature

How Does the TPMS System Work with This Sensor?

The sensor is installed inside the wheel on the rim and continuously measures air pressure and temperature. The data is transmitted via radio frequency (433 MHz) to a receiver in the vehicle. If the pressure drops below the set threshold, the system immediately warns the driver via a dashboard indicator. This allows:

• Maintaining optimal tire pressure, extending tire life
• Reducing fuel consumption by lowering rolling resistance
• Improving safety by preventing driving on underinflated tires
• Detecting slow punctures in a timely manner

Sensor Image Gallery

In the images below, you can examine the sensor's construction, dimensions, and markings in detail, helping to confirm its correspondence to the original.

Installation and Activation Process (Quick Guide)

1. Remove the wheel and take out the old sensor (if present).
2. Install the new sensor on the wheel rim in place of the old one. It is recommended to replace the sealing ring.
3. Reassemble the wheel and inflate it to the recommended pressure.
4. Access the vehicle's TPMS system through the onboard computer menu and perform a reset/learning procedure for new sensors.
5. Take a test drive for about 20 minutes at a speed above 40 km/h. The system will automatically recognize and pair the new sensor.
6. Ensure that the pressure indicator on the dashboard turns off and the system displays correct data.

Using high-quality sensor analogs like ours allows significant savings on TPMS system maintenance without compromising reliability and functionality. The sensor has been tested for compatibility and is fully ready for operation.