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Where are the tire pressure sensors installed in a car?

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McJaxon

07/29/25 6:40pm

Tire pressure monitoring sensors are installed on the tires, usually at the valve stem position. The tire pressure monitoring display is typically placed on the center console. The middle position of the center console houses many electronic devices, which can have a certain impact on radio frequency interference. The tire pressure sensor is a simple tire pressure monitoring system that utilizes the sensing function of ABS to compare the rotation counts of the tires. A tire with insufficient pressure will have a shorter circumference, and if one of the four tires has insufficient pressure, its rotation count will differ from the others while driving. The working principle of the tire pressure sensor is that when the car is in motion, the sensors installed on each tire transmit data such as tire pressure and temperature to the central receiver via wireless signals. After receiving the data, the receiver analyzes and judges the tire pressure and temperature data, and displays warnings on the alarm display as needed.

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CarlosLynn

08/14/25 12:02pm

As an experienced driver who frequently changes tires, I've noticed that car tire pressure sensors are usually installed on the inner side of the wheel rim or integrated directly into the valve stem. The location is quite concealed - you can only see that small device when the tire is removed. The design is very reasonable, as it prevents the sensor from being directly hit by passing stones or uneven road surfaces, reducing the risk of damage. However, sometimes when the valve stem position is too low, it's easy to damage the sensor when driving over road bumps, causing the dashboard warning light to flash erratically. I recommend paying extra attention to low-lying areas while driving and having technicians check the sensor's secure fixation during regular maintenance. Positional deviation can affect signal transmission and may even cause false alarms in severe cases. Remember, proper protection of the sensor's position can save both trouble and money.

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