Schrader Releases Five New Replacement TPMS Sensors
Owners of newer GM and Ram vehicles may now find updated tire pressure sensors available for repair.
Updated on Oct. 21, 2026 in Auto Parts
Schrader has introduced five new OE replacement Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) sensors to its global product portfolio. These new components expand maintenance options for owners of newer Ram, Buick, Chevrolet, GMC, and Cadillac vehicles.
Why it matters
Keeping TPMS sensors current ensures that your vehicle's safety systems accurately monitor tire inflation, which is critical for fuel efficiency and road safety. Schrader expanded this lineup specifically to provide replacement parts for newer vehicle models entering the repair market.
Schrader released five new TPMS sensors, including part 29287 for select Buick, Chevrolet, and GMC vehicles, and parts 29292, 29310, and 29322 for Ram models. Part 29290 is also available for specific Cadillac and Chevrolet applications.
The players
Schrader
A leading manufacturer of tire pressure monitoring systems and valve products that serves both original equipment manufacturers and the aftermarket repair industry.
The details
The new sensors feature different mounting designs, including clamp-in adjustable angle valves and rubber snap-in fixed angle configurations, to match original equipment specifications. These sensors relay tire pressure data to the vehicle's onboard computer to alert the driver of low inflation levels. Because tire pressure monitoring requires precise sensor calibration and wheel-well access, replacements must be handled by a qualified tire technician or mechanic.
Timeline
October 21, 2026: Schrader announced the addition of five new TPMS sensor part numbers to its catalog.
The Home Front
Automotive maintenance trends continue to prioritize electronic safety systems that require highly specific, model-matched replacement parts. Schrader’s latest product expansion reflects the ongoing challenge of maintaining proprietary TPMS technology as newer vehicle architectures enter the repair cycle.
If you are experiencing a dashboard TPMS warning light that persists after inflating your tires, check with a licensed tire technician to see if your specific vehicle model now qualifies for these updated replacement sensors. Keep your owner's manual or maintenance log accessible to verify your exact vehicle year and trim when discussing parts with your mechanic.
The takeaway
Maintaining your tire pressure system is essential for both vehicle longevity and daily safety. If you have a newer Ram, GM, or Cadillac vehicle, ask your service center if these latest Schrader sensors are the correct replacement match for your specific unit.
Further reading
For more on sourcing compatible components for your vehicle's safety systems, see our guide on Auto Parts.
Source note: This article includes information reported by AftermarketNews.
