Schrader TPMS Solutions

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Our Products

Schrader takes great pride in delivering high-quality and innovative solutions to the automotive industry's sensory needs. All Schrader aftermarket products are OE quality and are designed to fit and function exactly like an OE product.

EZ-sensor®

Schrader's programmable EZ-sensor^® brings your entire TPMS sensor inventory down to a single SKU, by combining 314.9, 315 and 433 MHz applications into a single sensor.

Programming Tools

EZ-sensor^® is compatible with most tool vendors on the market and may work with a tool that you already own!

OE Replacement Sensors

Schrader's OE Replacement sensors (OER), or "direct-fit" sensors, are designed to be a "like for like" replacement of an OE sensor and are made to fit specific applications based on a vehicle's make, model and year.

Service Kits

Schrader Service Kits are OE quality and should be replaced every time the tire is removed from the wheel.

TPMS Retrofit Kits

Schrader's TPMS Retrofit Kits are designed for use on passenger vehicles and light trucks that were built prior to factory TPMS installation. Use a retrofit kit to give the vehicle the many benefits of a fully functioning TPMS system.

TPMS Hand Tools

Schrader's high-quality hand tools are designed to properly install and remove TPMS sensors, reducing the risk of breaking the sensor or valve stem.

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Innovation Driven since 1844

Our history goes back to 1844, when a German immigrant, August Schrader, opened a small shop in lower Manhattan, NY. A few decades later, August Schrader’s son, George Schrader, took over and produced the first bicycle valve in 1891. Less than 6 years later, he introduced the automotive pneumatic tyre valve that is still used on most vehicles today. This was the first of many patents to follow.

The early success of Schrader shows the origin of the company’s constant strive for innovation and excellence that has lived on for over a century. Over the last 100 years, with this spirit, Schrader developed and introduced a variety of valve assemblies and gauges. The company’s early devotion to meet and forecast needs of the automotive industry then resulted in pioneering TPMS. In 1997 Schrader equipped the Corvette C5. Now, TPMS is a safety feature that is regulated on all cars and light trucks sold in the U.S. and in Europe and will soon be regulated in China in 2019. Nowadays, Schrader’s direct TPMS technology can be found in over 50% of global OEM vehicle platforms.

TPMS Driver Education

Talking to Customers About TPMS

Taking the time to talk to your customers about TPMS is one key way to make sure they fully understand the service you're providing–and how TPMS alerts them to low tire pressure so they can stay safe on the roads and...

What To Do When Your TPMS Light Turns On

When your TPMS warning light comes on, please exercise caution. This means that one or more of your tires may be at least 25% below recommended inflation pressure.

What is TPMS and How Does TPMS Work?

TPMS stands for tire pressure monitoring system. As its name suggests, a tire pressure monitoring system is more than a single part. In fact, TPMS involves a valve and a sensor, and it's also important to know that not all TPMS systems are created equal. There are two kinds of TPMS technology–indirect and direct.

Schrader COVID-19 Update

News about the coronavirus (COVID-19) continues to spread throughout the world, our thoughts are with those impacted both globally and within our local communities. Read more to understand how we are ensuring the safety and well-being of our team while continuing to serve our customers.