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Pre-Coded TPMS Tyre Pressure Sensor for Hyundai Kia| 52933-B1100

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SKUTPMS 463
BrandOE equivalent
ConditionNew
Warranty12 Months
MPN52933-B1100
Reference OE52933B1100, 52933 3N100, 52933B 1100
FitmentFront or Rear | Pre-Coded Fit To any Wheel.
Make Model Years
Genesis G80 2017-09 to 2020-04
Hyundai Accent Mk5 2017-04 to 2023-10
Hyundai Accent Mk4 2011-03 to 2018-09
Hyundai Equus 2009-07 to 2016-04
Hyundai Genesis 2014-02 to 2020-03
Hyundai Genesis Coupe 2008-09 to 2017-03
Hyundai i30 (GD) 2012-01 to 2018-03
Hyundai ix20 2010-09 to 2018-06
Hyundai ix55 2007-01 to 2016-03
Hyundai Porter 2006-01 to 2017-12
Hyundai Santa Fe Mk3 2012-06 to 2019-03
Hyundai Solaris 2017-04 to 2023-03
Kia Cadenza 2011-01 to 2017-03
Kia Carens Mk4 2013-01 to 2019-12
Kia Mohave 2008-12 to 2019-02
Kia Picanto 2011-02 to 2018-02
Kia Pro Cee’d 2012-04 to 2019-07
Kia Sorento Mk2 2012-10 to 2015-07
Kia Sorento Mk3 2014-11 to 2021-12
Kia Venga 2009-11 to 2018-06

Standard TPMS Reset & Relearn Procedure

Follow these standard steps to pair your pre-coded TPMS sensors with your vehicle after installation.

1

Check & Correct Tyre Pressure

Ensure all tyres are inflated to the recommended pressure found on the sticker inside your driver's door jamb or owner's manual before resetting.

2

Turn Vehicle to ON Position

Turn the ignition key to the ON position (do not start the engine). For push-button start, press the button without touching the brake pedal.

3

Locate TPMS Reset Button or Menu

Find the TPMS reset button under the dashboard area, or navigate to the Tyre Pressure Reset option in your infotainment menu.

4

Press and Hold Reset Button

Press and hold the TPMS reset button until the dashboard indicator light blinks slowly 3 times, then release it (some models require holding for ~10 seconds).

5

Start & Idle Vehicle

Start the engine and let the vehicle idle for 20 to 25 minutes to allow the central ECU to calibrate with the new sensor signals.

6

Drive Vehicle to Complete Recalibration

Drive at speeds above 20 mph for 10–15 minutes to finalize the automatic learning process.

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Need Specific Vehicle Guidance?

Certain vehicle makes may utilise OBDII trigger tools or specific dashboard menu pathways. If your warning light remains illuminated after following these steps, contact our support team for exact vehicle relearn steps.

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