Schrader TPMS Solutions, the aftermarket brand of Sensata Technologies, has launched AirCheck BLE in North America—the first app-based, universal retrofit TPMS solution offering OE-quality performance in a single, easy-to-install kit.
Designed for tire retailers, RV dealers, independent mechanics, and shop owners, AirCheck BLE enables real-time monitoring of tire pressure, temperature, and sensor battery status for vehicles without factory-installed TPMS, including RVs, trailers, and off-road vehicles.
AirCheck BLE combines Schrader’s Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) sensors with a powerful range extender, delivering exceptional signal strength up to 738 feet—even in high-interference environments. The system transmits real-time data to a mobile app that supports Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, offering seamless in-dash visibility. It accommodates up to four axles, dual-tire configurations, and a spare tire, making it highly adaptable. Installation is quick and intuitive with QR-code activation and app-based setup—no special tools or training required.
With one universal SKU, AirCheck BLE simplifies inventory management and reduces counter complexity. It delivers OE-level alerts and performance, giving service professionals a trusted safety upgrade to offer customers — especially in the RV and towable market, where most vehicles lack factory TPMS.
“AirCheck BLE will revolutionize service organizations’ ability to better serve customers by retrofitting their tires with a TPMS system that is easy to install and offers safety and usability for consumers,” said Kelly Sadler, VP and general manager of aftermarket business at Sensata Technologies. “We saw a gap in the marketplace and are now delivering the first solution of its kind supported by our decades of TPMS innovation.”
Schrader TPMS Solutions | schradertpms.com
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