A Programme, Not a Part Number

Our TPMS Programme has been a cornerstone of our operations since 2007. Over the years, we have introduced innovative solutions like the i-sensor® and are a trusted partner to over 4,500 workshops.

Our commitment to training and support has resulted in thousands of training sessions, support calls, and millions in revenue generated. Our philosophy is to help our customers by bringing additional revenue streams, aiding efficiency, and enhancing customer engagement, going far beyond the transactional.

TPMS One Stop Shop

We offer everything you need to deal with TPMS daily. From electronic diagnostic equipment like the i-sensor® Original, Pro, and Evo tools to programmable blank sensors and replacement valves, we cover over 99% of vehicles fitted with Direct TPMS in Europe. Our OE-quality aftermarket replacement sensors and comprehensive assortments of TPMS valves ensure you have the best tools for the job

A Growth Opportunity like no other

Since November 1, 2014, Tyre Pressure Monitoring Systems (TPMS) have been a mandatory fitment on all new passenger cars. Additionally, from January 1, 2012, any vehicle fitted with TPMS that was first used on or after this date is now subject to MOT testing requirements, meaning a faulty or non-functioning TPMS sensor can result in a test.

 

There are two main types of TPMS systems:

Indirect TPMS (approx. 35% of the car parc) – Typically found on VAG vehicles (Volkswagen, Audi, Skoda, etc.), this system monitors tyre pressure using the car’s ABS (Anti-lock Braking System).

Direct TPMS (majority of vehicles) – Used by manufacturers such as BMW, Ford, Hyundai, Kia, Mercedes, Toyota, Vauxhall, and many more. These systems use tyre pressure sensors inside each tyre, providing real-time pressure readings.

Why This Matters to You

The market for TPMS sensor replacements and servicing is now ripe for opportunity – and it’s growing rapidly.

  • Millions of vehicles on UK roads now have ageing TPMS sensors.
  • Many common vehicles like Ford Fiestas and Vauxhall Corsas are now experiencing widespread battery failures, with sensors needing urgent replacement.
  • Beyond battery failures, corrosion and environmental wear often result in sensors deteriorating well before their battery lifespan ends – meaning routine servicing opportunities for workshops.

If You’re Not Seeing TPMS Sales – We Can Fix That

We often hear from workshops that despite having TPMS tools and sensors, they’re not seeing the sales growth they expected. If that sounds familiar – we have a proven programme to change that.