315MHz Kia Telluride Optima Sportage TPMS Sensor OE Replacement Rubber Valve Stem

North American Kia vehicles run the 315MHz band, and the Telluride, Optima and Sportage all use a valve mounted sensor that fails the same way after five to seven years: the warning light comes on, the tyres hold pressure, and one position stops reporting. This OE replacement is pre-programmed for those applications, so a workshop fits it, inflates to the door placard figure and completes one OBD relearn instead of programming a blank unit. The housing is sealed to IP67 with a potted PCB, the stem is a rubber snap-in valve with a nickel plated core, and the pressure window runs to 900kPa, which suits a loaded three row Telluride as well as a saloon.

• 315MHz North American protocol, so the receiver accepts the new ID on the first drive cycle rather than never seeing it.
• Pre-programmed for three high volume models, keeping counter stock to one line item.
• Rubber snap-in stem fitted and torqued at assembly, rated to 130psi and renewable at the next tyre change.
• IP67 potting against road salt, winter brine and pressure washing.
• 5-7 year battery life from a soldered CR2450, which matches the service life most owners plan around.

• Kia dealers and independent shops servicing Telluride, Optima and Sportage models.
• Family SUV owners clearing a warning light without a dealership booking.
• Used car preparation where a tyre pressure light would otherwise delay resale.
• Distributors supplying North American Kia parts to workshops and retail counters.

A Telluride or Optima with a warning light and correct pressures is a parts question, not a diagnostic mystery. One pre-programmed 315MHz OE sensor clears it in a single wheel-off visit, and the shared fitment across three models keeps the parts list short. Send us your quantity and model year mix and we will confirm stock and a delivery date the same working day.