95C907275 CZUJNIK CIŚNIENIEA OPON AUDI A5 A6 Q5 Q6 VW PORSCHE 911 MACAN PANAMERA
95C907275 PORSCHE 911 MACAN PANAMERA
95C907275
95C907275 CZUJNIK CIŚNIENIEA OPON AUDI A5 A6 Q5 Q6 VW PORSCHE 911 MACAN PANAMERA
95C907275 PORSCHE 911 MACAN PANAMERA
95C907275
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NEW OE TIRE PRESSURE SENSOR VALVE AUDI A5 A6 Q5 Q6 VW PORSCHE 911 MACAN PANAMERA 95C907275

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New Original TPMS Tire Pressure Sensor 95C907275 | Audi A5 A6 Q5 Q6, Porsche 911 Macan Panamera, VW

Is your vehicle's display indicating a TPMS system fault or no reading from one of the wheels? We offer a brand-new, 100% original tire pressure sensor with valve bearing catalogue number 95C907275, dedicated to Audi, Porsche, and Volkswagen vehicles.

Why choose an original TPMS sensor (OEM)?

The TPMS sensor installed inside the wheel continuously measures tire pressure and temperature. Choosing a factory OEM component ensures safety and trouble-free cooperation with the vehicle's electronics.

  • 100% Original OE: The part comes from official distribution, guaranteeing full compatibility with the vehicle's onboard computer system.

  • Long battery life: The built-in, high-quality factory battery ensures stable sensor operation for many years (up to 5–7 years of use).

  • Precise readings: Instant transmission of information about pressure loss minimizes the risk of tire damage and improves driving safety.

  • Sealing and resistance: The solid valve construction is resistant to car wash chemicals, road salt, and the high loads occurring at high speeds.

Technical specifications and compatibility

Parameter Specification
Product condition Brand new, never installed
Quality / Manufacturer Original OEM (Porsche / VAG)
Catalogue number (OE) 95C907275 / 95C 907 275
Operating frequency 433 MHz
Valve included Yes (complete sensor with valve)

Dedicated vehicle models (Application)

Sensor number 95C907275 is used in pressure monitoring systems, including those in the following models:

 

  • Audi A5 (from 2024-10 to 2030-07)
  • Audi A6 e-tron (from 2024-07 to 2029-02)
  • Audi Q5 (from 2024-01 to 2030-10)
  • Audi Q6 (from 2023-11 to 2030-11)
  • Audi Q6 e-tron (from 2024-04 to 2031-09)
  • Audi Q6 Sportback e-tron (from 2024-05 to 2031-08)
  • Audi SQ6 (from 2024-01 to 2025-12)
  • Audi RS Q6 (from 2024-01 to 2025-12)
  • Ferrari California (from 2024-04 to 2029-06)
  • MAN TGE (from 2024-06 to 2026-09)
  • Porsche 911 (992) (from 2023-09 to 2029-11)
  • Porsche Cayenne (from 2023-09 to 2025-12)
  • Porsche Macan (from 2023-09 to 2028-07)
  • Porsche Panamera (from 2023-12 to 2030-12)
  • Porsche Panamera (971) (from 2023-06 to 2024-12)
  • Porsche Taycan (from 2023-09 to 2026-07)
  • Skoda Superb (from 2023-09 to 2029-03)
  • Volkswagen Passat (from 2023-09 to 2030-06)
  • Volkswagen Tiguan (from 2023-09 to 2028-12)
  • Volkswagen Tayron (from 2024-09 to 2025-12)
  • Volkswagen Crafter (from 2023-09 to 2025-12)
  • Volkswagen Caddy (from 2024-03 to 2025-12)
  • Volvo EX90 (from 2024-06 to 2028-12)
  • Volvo XC90 (from 2023-06 to 2025-06)

 

    • Selected models with a direct tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS)

  • Reference and replacement numbers
  • Main number: 95C907275 / 95C 907 275 / 95C-907-275

  • Typical symptoms of a damaged or worn TPMS sensor
  1. TPMS WARNING LIGHT ON: A yellow dashboard icon depicting a cross-section of a tire with an exclamation mark lights up.

  2. NO PRESSURE READING: The onboard computer displays dashes or a message indicating no signal from a specific wheel (e.g., “Sensor fault” or “No reading”).

  3. DISCHARGED BATTERY: The sensor’s integrated battery has run out due to the vehicle’s age or mileage.

  4. MECHANICAL DAMAGE: Valve damage during tire removal at a tire service center.

  • How can you make sure the part fits your car?
  • Installation tip: After installing the new sensor in most newer Audi and Porsche models, the vehicle will automatically detect the new sensor after driving a few hundred meters (so-called self-learning / auto-learn). In some cases, adaptation may need to be initiated in the vehicle menu or by using a TPMS diagnostic tester.

  • Depending on the destination market, model year, and equipment version, manufacturers used sensors operating at different frequencies and with different protocols.
  • Before placing your order:
  1. Check the part number on the old part and compare it with the number 95C907275.

  2. Send us your vehicle’s VIN number, and our team will check the sensor’s compatibility in the factory catalog free of charge before shipping!

  • Order a brand-new factory sensor with fast delivery and restore full functionality to your vehicle’s tire pressure monitoring systems.

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