TPMS part numbers and universal sensors

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Detail card of the overview TPMS tire pressure sensors. Related: TPMS sensors — part number and pricing · TPMS sensors — 5GA/5BA reports, programming, IDs.

• Pre-facelift (dorestyle) X80: 5BA037973. The non-genuine version sold on Ozon works for a year or more but may not verify on some OBD readers (Autel tools reportedly fine, others flaky); 5BA037973 is also confirmed sold on Ozon as the OEM replacement ^12345678910.
• Facelift (post-2018) X80: 5GA037973, pricier with few suppliers, with built-in verification; a photo shows this number on a sensor mounted on a wheel ^78912345611. Pre-facelift sensors on a facelift car will register but not actually communicate with the ECU, triggering TPMS errors; the fix is to order the correct 5GA037973 ⁷⁸¹².
• BM133714XA (433 MHz) is a third reported number, seen on kitzap.ru; it is also the part named for fitting a sensor to a winter wheel set ^131415161718.
• Universal sensors. Autel FS43X0L5 works on the X80 but needs proper programming; not every AliExpress clone can be programmed through the car's ECU, so buy from a seller that accepts returns/exchanges ¹⁹²⁰²¹. Launch TSENSOR-05 is a cheap dual-frequency (433 + 315 MHz) universal-mount sensor that auto-pairs once programmed, about 300 RUB (RU market, May 2026, also on Ozon) ²²²³²⁴. An unbranded four-pack of NFC sensors on Wildberries is listed as fitting FAW with part number 5BA037973; a reply points out the new sensors need their IDs programmed from the original ones, and the same owner bookmarked Ozon alternatives for a second wheel set ²⁵²⁶. Tire shops commonly fit universal Autel or Launch sensors, which must then be programmed ²⁷.
• Cheap and clone sensors. Cheap aftermarket sensors can fail fast: one owner had 3 of 4 die within weeks, and dealers recommend OEM sensors, though no specific OEM number was readily available in that thread ¹²³⁴⁵⁶. Ozon "Chinese clones" caused programming/compatibility problems for several owners, and in early 2025 neither the group nor most shops could clone them ²⁸; a paid Avito (Moscow) service clones Chinese sensors and may sell them bundled with programming ²⁹³⁰. Ozon NFC sensors reportedly did not work at all (a different protocol from the standard cloneable type), so check the protocol before relying on the Diagzone/Autel cloning route ³¹. One owner instead bought universal German-made sensors with a wheel purchase from Rimzone; the car was already in the dealer's database, they programmed without fuss and were judged more reliable than the Chinese ones ³².
• Valve only. The TPMS valve without the sensor is hard to find separately: kitzapchasti.ru lists it for 2,350 RUB (RU market, October 2025), but most suppliers sell only the complete valve+sensor assembly, about 2,300 RUB locally. Given the high cost of online delivery, check local availability first ^{33343536373839404142}.

Media

TPMS sensor with part number 5GA037973, mounted on a wheel

Universal TPMS sensor programmed with an Autel tool for winter wheels

Second photo of the same universal TPMS sensor / packaging

Photo of a universal FS43X0L5-type sensor being fitted/tested during the sourcing discussion

Photo of TPMS valve assembly

Photo of TPMS sensor component

Photo of TPMS valve+sensor assembly, alternate angle

Photo of TPMS parts pricing/listing

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Last updated: 2026-10-29