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ITM’s TPMS Uni-sensor Fulfills Shops’ Needs With Two SKUs

The ITM Uni-sensor is one of the first programmable TPMS programs that provides 95% vehicle application coverage for domestic, Asian and European vehicles.

Underhood Service Staff Writers
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The ITM Uni-sensor is one of the first programmable TPMS programs that provides 95% vehicle application coverage for domestic, Asian and European vehicles.

There are currently more than 147 SKUs of OE TPMS sensor applications and the number continues to grow. Uni-sensor presents a programmable sensor that requires only a single programming tool — the sensor AID, which is also a diagnostic/scan and re-trigger/relearn tool for your TPMS service needs.

The ultimate objective of the Uni-sensor is to reduce a tire dealer’s and repair shop’s inventory by more than 95% with just two SKUs (315 MHz sensor and 433 Mhz sensors available in both clamp-in or snap-in).

 

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