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New Wireless TPMS Tool 315+433MHz Dual Tire Pressure Monitor for Cars 1 Year Warranty LCD Display 5V Voltage 98% Coverage

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Max Pressure

90

Working Accuracy

±1.5psi(0.1bar)

Key attributes

Car Fitment

Toyota

Product Type

tpms sensor

Sensor Type

Built-In

Frequency

433+315 Mhz, 315MHz/433MHz

Display Type

LCD

Brand Name

Careud

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Compatible vehicles

Car FitmentModelYear
Toyota3FD-601977-1990

Key attributes

Car Fitment
Toyota
Product Type
tpms sensor
Sensor Type
Built-In
Frequency
433+315 Mhz, 315MHz/433MHz
Display Type
LCD
Place of Origin
Guangdong, China
Voltage
5V, 5v
Brand Name
Careud
Model Number
TPMS100
Warranty
1 years, 1 year
Pressure Range
0 - 99
Brand Name
careud
Product name
TPMS Diagnostic Tool
Type
OEM
Feature
Durable
Function
Monitoring Tire Pressure
Keyword
Tire Sensor Tpms
Product Type
Universal Programmable TPMS Sensor
Usage
Car Safe Driving
Material
Metal+Plastic
Certificate
CE FCC ISO MSDS
Working Temperature
40 ~+105
Tire pressure gauge type
Pressure Monitoring System
Connection
Valve Stem
Car model
99% Vehicle Coverage

Packaging and delivery

Selling Units
Single item
Single package size
22X15X7 cm
Single gross weight
1.45 kg

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