Beru TPMS for BMW E9X 2011+

TPMS for 2011 models!

*** TO FIND OUT WHICH TPMS YOUR BMW USES, PLEASE VISIT THIS WEBSITE, http://www.realoem.com/bmw/ AND ENTER YOUR VEHICLE INFORMATION OR VIN*** and search for the BMW part number (36106790054) under "Wheels" category

This is complete brand new set of 4 Tire Pressure Sensors with valve included from Beru. Beru is the company that supplies BMW with OEM TPMS. They are exactly the same, just have Beru part number instead of BMW OEM numbers on it. (you save about $150 with Beru set over BMW OEM) RDE012 RDE-012

TPMS pressure sensors for cars using the BERU AG system. The coded 433Mhz signal is automatically picked up by receivers in the wheelarch housing and the system automatically configures. These are replacement sensors for BMW Part# 36106790054.

Available BMW Models:

- 1 series E82/E88 (09/2010 ~ Current)
- 3 series E90/E91/E92/E93 (10/2009 ~ Current) M3 Coupe, M3 Sedan, Mini, E90, E91, E92, E93 10/2009+ and AFTER

-5 series F07 GT (2011 ~ Current)

-5 series F10/F11 (2011 ~ Current)

-7 series F01/F02/F04 (2011 ~ Current)

-X series E70/E71 (2011 ~ Current)

-Z series E89 (2011 ~ Current)

BMW/MINI

Tire Pressure Monitoring Systems and Aftermarket Wheels

A direct tire pressure monitoring systems (TPMS) will be standard equipment on every vehicle sold in the U.S. after September, 2007. The criteria for TPMS standardization is that the vehicle must have only four wheels (no dual-wheeled trucks or motorcycles), and weigh less than 10,000 lbs.

All new MINIs and many older BMWs are equipped with an indirect style TPMS (see TPMS facts below), which doesn't affect wheel or tire replacement. On BMWs equipped with direct TPMS, several different valve sensors have been used. All current BMW valve sensors are produced by BERU and sold in two parts: the sensor component and the metal valve.

E92-Lighting has sensors available for every direct system-equipped BMW up to 2007 models. Not all wheels will be compatible with BMW sensors. The size of the sensor shouldn't be a problem for mostwheels, but if the valve hole is in the middle of the wheel's barrel, then the sensor will not fit properly. Wheel manufacturers are aware of the issue and are making most of their wheels TPMS-compatible. We have carefully determined which wheels that are currently available will be compatible with the system installed on your vehicle, and only those fitments are listed on the site