The second generation MDX runs a 315MHz direct tyre pressure system with a battery powered sensor in each wheel, and those sensors are now old enough that a warning light at correct pressures is the normal failure rather than an exception. This OE replacement is pre-programmed for the MDX application, so a workshop swaps the sensor and stem, inflates to the placard figure and completes one OBD relearn instead of programming a blank unit. The housing is sealed to IP67, the valve is a rubber snap-in stem with a nickel plated core, and every batch is pressure cycled and checked on a bench reader against the Acura protocol. Because the MDX is a heavy three row SUV that often runs close to its load limit, the sensor is quoted at a 900kPa working ceiling rather than a passenger car figure.
| Model | Year Range | Fitment |
|---|---|---|
| Acura MDX, second generation | 2007-2013 | All four wheel positions |
| Trim levels | Base, Technology, Entertainment, Advance | Same sensor across trims |
| Wheel sizes | 18 and 19 inch factory alloys | Standard rubber snap-in stem |
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Operating frequency | 315MHz |
| Programming | Pre-programmed for the 2007-2013 MDX application |
| Battery | CR2450 soldered cell, 5-7 years service life |
| Pressure range | 100-900kPa / 15-130psi |
| Pressure accuracy | +/- 1.5psi |
| Operating temperature | -40 to 125 Celsius degree |
| Waterproof rating | IP67 sealed housing |
| Valve stem | Rubber snap-in valve, nickel plated core |
| Weight | 43g per sensor |
Q: The MDX shows a tyre pressure warning with all four tyres correct. Is it the sensor?
A: On a 2007-2013 MDX, yes in most cases. The cells have a 5-7 year life, so a vehicle of this age has usually lost one or two sensors. Scan the four positions with an OBD TPMS tool, replace the silent ones, then relearn and drive 5-10 minutes above 25km/h.
Q: Is this the same sensor for all four wheels?
A: Yes. The MDX uses one part number in every position, so four pieces cover the vehicle and there is no front or rear variant to stock.
Q: Does it fit the 2014 and later MDX?
A: No. From 2014 the MDX moved to an indirect system that reads wheel speed and has no sensor inside the tyre. This part is only for 2007-2013 vehicles.
Q: What are the MOQ and lead time?
A: MOQ is 50 pieces, stock ships in 5-7 working days, and bulk production with OEM marking takes 20-25 days.
An MDX with a warning light and correct pressures is a diagnostic puzzle nobody wants to bill hours against. One pre-programmed 315MHz OE TPMS sensor removes the guesswork, and the relearn is a routine step rather than a specialist visit. Send us your quantity and model year mix and we will confirm stock and a shipping date the same working day.