Schrader 33700 EZ-Sensor TPMS – Programmable High-Speed Sensor (314.9/315/433MHz) with Adjustable Aluminum Valve

Overview

The Schrader 33700 EZ-Sensor is a high-speed programmable TPMS solution designed to align with OEM performance. It ships blank and requires programming with a Schrader-compatible tool before wheel installation, ensuring the sensor communicates correctly with the vehicle’s TPMS system. Built to endure daily driving and occasional high-speed conditions, this sensor emphasizes reliability and future readiness rather than a one-off fix.

Why technicians choose the EZ-Sensor

Engineered to replicate OE functionality, the EZ-Sensor supports Auto-Locate technology and is designed to stay compatible with evolving OE system technologies. The approach focuses on accurate sensor behavior, consistent readings, and long-term compatibility across a broad range of vehicles.

Key specifications at a glance

• Maximum speed rating: up to 200 mph for confident highway and performance driving
• Maximum tire pressure: up to 115 psi, suitable for standard and sport applications
• Nut torque: 53 in-lbs; valve core torque: 3.5 in-lbs for secure sealing
• Shipped blank and fully programmable to support 99% of North American vehicles
• Programming must be performed with a compatible tool using the vehicle year, make, and model protocol

Operational guidance for installation

This product is intended for trained technicians. Ensure your TPMS scan and programming software is kept up to date to maximize vehicle coverage and reduce relearn steps. Adhering to vehicle-specific procedures helps promote reliable TPMS integration and accurate readings.

Use cases and practical scenarios

• Fleet and shop environments with mixed makes and models benefit from a broadly compatible, future-proof TPMS sensor
• Wheel assemblies prepared in advance for smoother relearn procedures and quicker service turns
• Technicians updating their toolkit with an OE-style sensor that aligns with modern vehicle systems

What to expect after installation

After programming and wheel mounting, follow the relearn process as guided by the vehicle’s TPMS system. Properly configured sensors typically provide timely pressure readings and consistent monitoring across driving conditions.