Restore accurate tire pressure monitoring with this directfit tire pressure sensor. Designed as a replacement sensor for a wide range of vehicle models and model years, it brings back realtime tire pressure reporting and helps eliminate false TPMS warnings. Key benefits Restores TPMS function: Replaces a failed or damaged sensor to clear warning indicators and resume incab pressure monitoring. Broad vehicle compatibility: Fits many vehicle models across multiple years for flexible replacement options. Easy installation: Compact, directfit design for straightforward replacement without modifying the wheel assembly. Reliable operation: Designed to communicate tire pressure and temperature data to the vehicle TPMS system so the original monitoring function is maintained. Durable design: Built for everyday road use and exposure to tire and wheel conditions. What this sensor does for you Solves false alerts and missing readings by replacing units that no longer transmit. Helps preserve tire life and vehicle performance by restoring pressure monitoring so you can address underinflation or leaks sooner. Saves time over diagnosing intermittent TPMS faults by providing a likeforlike replacement. Important attributes Function: Tire pressure monitoring sensor for direct replacement of factory sensors. Compatibility: Fits the following models and years: 20112018 Silverado 1500, 2500, 3500; 20162019 Cruze; 20142021 Impala; 20112018 Cheyenne; 20112018 Suburban 1500, 2500; 20162018 Malibu; 20112018 Tahoe; 20172020 Trailblazer; 20112013 Avalanche; 20132017 Traverse; 20172020 Volt. Fit: Compact sensor body designed to match the original sensor footprint for direct replacement. Performance: Provides the pressure and temperature data pathway required by the vehicle TPMS system. Practical applications a single failed sensor after a TPMS warning light appears to restore normal tire monitoring. Install matching sensors when fitting a set of wheels to maintain consistent monitoring across all tires. Keep fleet vehicles on schedule by swapping out sensors during routine maintenance to prevent downtime due to TPMS faults. Notes Verify model year and sensor protocol compatibility for your specific vehicle before to ensure proper operation.