Maintain accurate tyre pressure readings and safety with this direct-fit TPMS sensor. It replaces your worn or faulty sensor and restores proper monitoring functions. This set of four orange tyre pressure sensors replaces the original TPMS units on the Audi models in the live compatibility list. The title and description also name Volkswagen Golf Mk7, Skoda Octavia, Seat Leon and Porsche Macan for part number 5Q0907275.

Features

• 5Q0907275
• Quantity: 4 sensors
• Colour: orange
• Material: aluminium and plastic
• Screw-in sensor with a sealing valve
• The sensor body is marked 5Q0 907 275F
• Pre-programmed, and the item specifics say no programming is required
• Suitable for front and rear wheels, left and right
• Country of origin listed as Germany
• High-precision pressure and temperature monitoring
• Pre-programmed for quick installation - no additional coding required in most cases
• Durable construction withstands harsh driving conditions

Compatibility

• Audi A1 (GB) 2018-2024
• Audi A3 (8V) 2012-2020
• Audi A4 (B9, 8W) 2015-2024
• Audi A4 Allroad (B9, 8W) 2016-2024
• Audi A5 (F5) 2016-2024
• Audi A6 (C8, 4A) 2018-2024
• Audi A6 Allroad (C8, 4A) 2018-2024
• Audi A7 (4K) 2017-2024
• Audi Q3 (F3) 2018-2024
• Audi Q5 (FY) 2016-2024
• Audi Q7 (4M) 2015-2024
• Audi TT (FV) 2014-2024
• Volkswagen Golf Mk7
• Skoda Octavia (5E)
• Seat Leon (5F)
• Porsche Macan

Installation

1. Deflate the tyre and remove it from the rim.
2. Remove the old sensor and fit the new screw-in sensor with the sealing nut.
3. Refit and inflate the tyre, then balance the wheel.
4. Drive at about 15 mph (24 km/h) for 10 to 15 minutes so the car can learn the sensor.
5. Reinflate the tyre and perform a TPMS reset or relearn procedure
6. Drive the vehicle at 15-20 mph (24-32 km/h) for 10-15 minutes to allow the system to relearn the sensor ID

Notes

• The live compatibility table lists Audi models. Golf Mk7, Octavia, Leon and Macan are kept from the title and description.
• 5Q0907275B is in the manufacturer part number field. The gallery overlay shows 5Q0907275F and 5Q0907275.
• If the warning lamp stays on, check the tyre pressures and the valve seal, then repeat the relearn or register the sensor with a TPMS tool.
• Compare the part number on your original sensor before ordering.
• If the TPMS light stays on after driving, drive at 15-20 mph (24-32 km/h) for at least 15 minutes to allow the ECU to relearn the new sensor IDs
• If the light persists, perform a manual reset or use an OBD/TPMS scan tool to register the sensors
• Check sensor batteries and ensure there are no leaks or damage to the valve stem
• If you are unsure, consult a professional tyre technician to perform the relearn procedure
• 1 year warranty