TIRE PRESSURE SENSOR. A tire pressure sensor is a component of the tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS) designed to measure the air pressure inside vehicle tires. The primary function of the sensor is to continuously monitor pressure levels and transmit the relevant information to the vehicle’s electronic control unit or instrument panel. If the pressure deviates from the recommended value, the system alerts the driver through a warning signal or a message displayed on the dashboard. The use of tire pressure sensors improves driving safety, since maintaining proper tire pressure enhances vehicle handling, reduces braking distance and lowers the risk of tire damage. In addition, maintaining optimal tire pressure helps reduce fuel consumption and extend tire service life. Tire pressure sensors are typically installed inside the wheel, on the valve stem or integrated into the wheel assembly, and they operate under constant loads, vibrations and temperature fluctuations. Therefore, they are manufactured from durable and sealed materials resistant to environmental influences. The catalog includes tire pressure sensors designed for various TPMS systems and vehicle models. Selection is carried out according to the type of pressure monitoring system, signal transmission frequency and manufacturer technical specifications.