SCHRADER SB-28345 TPMS SENSOR
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Professional Grade Tire Monitoring - Schrader TPMS Sensor (SB-28345)
TPMS Sensor – OE-Quality 315 MHz Clamp-In Design for Toyota and Lexus
The Schrader SB-28345 is a professional-grade TPMS sensor that delivers precise tire pressure and temperature monitoring at 315 MHz frequency. Built to OEM specifications, this clamp-in sensor provides reliable replacement for failed factory units in Toyota 4Runner (2003-2006) and Lexus GX470 (2004-2006) models. With its 7-digit hexadecimal ID and durable black housing, it eliminates dashboard warning lights and ensures accurate data transmission.
Key Performance Advantages
Perfect Applications
This Schrader TPMS sensor excels in situations where reliable tire monitoring is critical:
- Replacing failed or leaking OEM sensors in compatible Toyota and Lexus vehicles.
- Professional repair shops requiring dependable sensors that won't trigger post-installation faults.
- Fleet maintenance where consistent TPMS performance is essential for safety compliance.
- DIY installations needing straightforward replacement without reprogramming complications.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Frequency | 315 MHz |
| Sensor Type | Clamp-In, 1-Piece Design |
| Valve Material | Metal |
| Torque (Nut) | 4 Nm / 35 in-lbs |
| Torque (Core) | 0.5 Nm / 4 in-lbs |
| Sensor ID Type | Hexadecimal, 7-Digit |
| FCC ID / IC Number | PAXPMV1017 / 3729A-PMV1017 |
| Housing Shape | Rectangle Pacific, Black |
| Manufactured By | Pacific / Schrader International |
| OEM Part Number | 42607-35010 |
Vehicle Compatibility
This TPMS sensor is specifically designed for:
- Toyota 4Runner: 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 (through January 31).
- Lexus GX470: 2004, 2005, 2006 (through January 31).
Always verify your vehicle's TPMS frequency and housing requirements before installation. This sensor replaces OEM part number 42607-35010.
Get Reliable TPMS Performance Today
Stop dealing with persistent dashboard warnings and unreliable tire pressure readings. The Schrader SB-28345 delivers professional-grade monitoring that works the first time, every time.
Order now for dependable tire pressure monitoring that keeps you safe on the road.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does this compare to generic aftermarket TPMS sensors?
This Schrader sensor uses exact OEM specifications and Pacific manufacturing quality, eliminating the compatibility issues, frequent reprogramming needs, and signal reliability problems commonly experienced with generic aftermarket sensors that often trigger dashboard warning lights after installation.
Will this sensor work in my 2007 Toyota 4Runner?
No, this sensor is only compatible with 2003-2006 4Runner models manufactured through January 31, 2006. Later model years use different sensor specifications including frequency, housing shape, and communication protocols that are incompatible with this particular sensor model.
Do I need special tools to install this TPMS sensor?
Yes, proper installation requires a torque wrench capable of precise measurements: 35 in-lbs for the aluminum nut and 4 in-lbs for the valve core. Using incorrect torque can cause leaks, sensor damage, or premature failure of the mounting components.
How long do Schrader TPMS sensors typically last?
With normal driving conditions, Schrader TPMS sensors typically provide 5-7 years of reliable service before the internal battery requires replacement. Heavy commercial use, extreme temperatures, or frequent off-road driving may reduce the operational lifespan to 3-5 years.
Will my vehicle automatically recognize this replacement sensor?
The sensor requires relearning through your vehicle's TPMS reset procedure after installation. This typically involves driving at highway speeds for 10-15 minutes or using the manual reset process outlined in your owner's manual to establish communication with the ECU.
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