Programmable TPMS sensor
TPMS Sensor 13581561
A programmable replacement sensor for the vehicles below, documented with fitment, frequency and protocol — written and verified in one step with the XSD A9 tool.
Frequency433 MHz
ProtocolVehicle-specific protocol
Valve stemVehicle-specific valve stem
Relearn methodOBD relearn (scan tool) or Auto relearn (drive to learn) or Static (pre-programmed) or Copy / clone from existing sensor
More dataOn request
Fits these vehicles
markets: United States, Canada, Europe, Russia, Australia, South Korea, Asia-Pacific · United States, Canada, Europe, Russia, Australia, South Korea, Japan, Asia-Pacific · United States, Canada, Europe, Asia-Pacific · Europe, Australia, Asia-Pacific · Europe, Russia · United States, Canada, Europe, Russia, Australia, Asia-Pacific · United States, Canada, Europe
| Make | Series / chassis | Model years | Market | Frequency |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cadillac | SRX, XTS | 2010.01 – 2019.12 | United States, Canada, Europe, Russia, Australia, South Korea, Asia-Pacific | 433 MHz |
| Chevrolet | Alpheon, Aveo, Caprice, Captiva, Cheyenne, Cobalt, Epica, Express, Joy, Lacetti, Matiz, Nexia, Niva, Onix, Orlando, Prisma, Spark, Spin, Suburban, Tracker | 2001.01 – 2026.12 | United States, Canada, Europe, Russia, Australia, South Korea, Japan, Asia-Pacific | 433 MHz |
| Daewoo | Alpheon, Gentra, Matiz Kasten, Nexia | 1998.01 – 2020.12 | United States, Canada, Europe, Asia-Pacific | 433 MHz |
| Holden | Captiva, Club sport GXP, Commodore, Grange, GTS, Maloo GXP, R8 Clubsport, R8 Maloo, Senator, WM Caprice | 2006.01 – 2015.12 | Europe, Australia, Asia-Pacific | 433 MHz |
| HSV | ClubSport GXP | 2010.01 – 2010.12 | Europe, Russia | 433 MHz |
| Hummer | H2, H3 | 2002.01 – 2013.12 | United States, Canada, Europe, Russia, Australia, Asia-Pacific | 433 MHz |
| Mahindra | B-CUV, Nuvosport, Xylo | 2016.01 – 2023.12 | United States, Canada, Europe | 433 MHz |
| Opel | Adam, Antara, Combo, Corsa, Corsa E, Corsa Van, Maloo, Meriva, Meriva B, Mokka, Viva, VXR8 | 2006.01 – 2026.12 | United States, Canada, Europe, Russia, Australia, South Korea, Japan, Asia-Pacific | 433 MHz |
Cross reference
This part replaces / cross-references to:
No cross-reference number recorded for this part.
Why shops and channel partners standardise on XSD
- Closed-pair activation. Sensor and A9 tool are engineered as one pair, and every write is verified at programming — removing the top TPMS comeback, a sensor that cannot be read.
- One tool, every protocol. The MT-X1 and MT-X2 cover the applications in this directory, so one workflow serves every make you service.
- Coverage in the open. Every application documents market and frequency splits — review the data line by line before you order.