FIAT GROUP Wheel Sensor - Tyre Pressure Control System (Part Code: 56029481AB)

Ensure optimal tyre pressure and safety with this genuine FIAT GROUP Wheel Sensor for your Tyre Pressure Control System. Maintain consistent performance and prevent potential issues.
132.29 EUR
inc. VAT 21%
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Delivery 12 days
PN 56029481AB
Make FIAT GROUP

This genuine FIAT GROUP Wheel Sensor is a critical component of your vehicle's Tyre Pressure Control System (TPMS). Designed to precise specifications, it accurately monitors the air pressure within each tyre, transmitting this vital information to the vehicle's onboard computer. Proper tyre pressure is essential for safe driving, fuel efficiency, and extending the life of your tyres. A malfunctioning TPMS sensor can lead to under-inflated or over-inflated tyres, compromising handling, braking, and increasing the risk of a blowout. Replacing a faulty sensor with this OEM part ensures your TPMS functions correctly, alerting you to pressure changes before they become a problem. Installation of this sensor should be performed by a qualified mechanic to ensure proper calibration and integration with your vehicle's existing TPMS. This part is a direct replacement for the original equipment, guaranteeing compatibility and reliable performance for your FIAT GROUP vehicle. Maintain the integrity of your vehicle's safety systems and enjoy peace of mind knowing your tyre pressures are being accurately monitored. This Wheel Sensor is built to the high standards expected from FIAT GROUP, offering durability and long-lasting service.

  • Genuine FIAT GROUP part for guaranteed compatibility.
  • Direct replacement for original Tyre Pressure Control System (TPMS) wheel sensor.
  • Accurately monitors tyre pressure for enhanced safety.
  • Helps maintain optimal tyre inflation for better fuel economy and tyre wear.
  • Essential for the proper functioning of your vehicle's TPMS.
  • Part Code: 56029481AB.
  • Ensures reliable performance and peace of mind.

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