I believe it is this one Site Maintenance

I'd double check with dealership.

 

Interesting the parts Specifications don't mention the radio frequency. I believe the Equinox EV TPMS uses 433 MHz

 

Tire Rack lists 433 MHz, the one linked above is also 433 MHz. Hoping to find someone who has installed another set of wheels with TPMS on their Equinox EV who can confirm.

 

Hoping to find someone who has installed another set of wheels with TPMS on their Equinox EV who can confirm.

There are a few with winter wheels, they may be able to confirm.

 

I checked with the dealer, they are 433 MHz, but! You cannot use older sensors, they have to be compatible with the late model GM auto-learning system.

(Edit: according to a GMC forum member, you may be able to get the old ones to connect, but they will stop working when the car gets moving. I half heartedly tried to get the Costco Tire people to give it a try with my old sensors and they said no.)

I'm calling my dealer today to get some, I'll post the part number. Rock Auto says they have one that will fit for half the price, but they only have 3 of them in stock which is less useful.

 

Awesome, thanks for the info!

 

The GM part number according to the dealer is 13556202. I got quoted at $67 Canadian plus tax per sensor.

 

I ended up ordering from a GM dealer selling online. Depending on where you are, shipping might be cheaper from one nearer to you, but I ordered mine from here: 2020-2024 GM Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) Sensor 13556202 | GMC Parts Canada

 

Did you receive the sensors yet? I came across this site too but I thought it was a scammy site

 

I wanted to do Costco but they were booked into infinity. Local Chevy dealer did it for $180, but they were quick. Any tire shop could do it, of course.

 

I got my snow tires installed yesterday and can confirm 13556202 works! Thanks for all the help.

 

FYI - I bought a set of 13556202 TPMS sensors on eBay that were take-offs. $30 for the set. Working great after the "Relearn Tire Pressure" routine.

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I can vouch for the 13556202 GM TPMS sensors. I ordered from Chevrolet.com $170 USD delivered. Working on my Equinox EV 2024 after my tire shop tried several times to get Autel MX sensors to work.

 

I am in the process of assembling a set of 18" wheel tires on my brand new '24 EQEV I just picked up 5 days ago. I ordered used Chevy Travarse 18" wheels from eBay, and they are on their way. I have not decided on tires yet, but I will likely use the 18" for both winter and summer. I am thinking of getting a set of All-Weather tires with three mountain peaks and a snowflake logo for severe winter service. Michelin AllClimate2 or GoodYear Assurance WeatherReady2 seem to be good candidates.

Now for TPMS... I thought of buying the OEM sensor (GM Part # 13556202) mentioned in this thread. But at $32 a pop plus shipping, I decided to go with Autel's MX-One programmable sensors. I own Autel's TPMS tool TS508, so programming those sensors is easy. I don't plan to swap the tires once I have 18" wheels with all-weather tires since I hate the 21" wheels and stock Conti low-profile tires that came with the car. But just in case, I will probably clone the ID off from the stock wheels/tires. Sounds like the car has automatic re-learn, so this is not critical. But having the same ID will make sure that I can swap them and will not see any TPMS warning come up. I currently have this set up on our Escape PHEV, and it works great.

 

I don't think you'll have much success with the non-oem TPMS. I'd recommend getting a set of used OEM ones like I did. After the tires were on, I dropped by the Dealer and they "learned" them to the vehicle within 10 minutes and for no charge. These are what I bought SetOf4 Genuine OEM GM Cadillac Chevrolet GMC 2020-25 TPMS Tire Pressure Sensors | eBay

 

My local tire shop had no success getting Autel MX sensors to work and tried multiple times using different methods. Cloning didn’t work, triggering didn’t work nor did programming the car. It might seem like they are working because after the TPMS light is turned off the car displays the most recent valid set of pressure numbers it read (from the summer tires in my case) but after 5-15 miles the TPMS light would come on and pressures would all be blank. When they put in the GM sensors the TPMS worked perfectly.

 

My tire shop used non GM sensors and could not program them. They were able to clone them.

 

I am looking at a set of Blazer gas wheels and they come with the TPMS sensors. They are not the same part number though. Would they still work? They are 433 mhz. The part number I gather is 13540606.

 

I wouldn't pay someone to install them, but if they're all already mounted and balanced I would try them out. I was told the EqEV system does not get along with the older sensors even though the frequency is the same.

 

They are off a 2023 Blazer. Everything is intact. OEM wheels, tires, and TPMS mounted and balanced. I’ll see if I get them or not. If I do I’ll test it out.

 

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