Understanding the BL-ST-013 and Exeed Compatibility
Exeed is a Chinese brand under the Chery umbrella, and many Exeed models share TPMS components with Chery and Hima vehicles. The BH-Sens BL-ST-013 is a clamp-in, pre-programmed sensor running at 433MHz—the standard frequency for most modern Exeed SUVs and sedans. It’s built by Baolong Technology (BH-Sens), which supplies OE sensors to Chery/Exeed factories.
This sensor covers 17 dedicated vehicle applications across the three brands. For Exeed, the most common fitments include:
- Exeed TXL (2019–2023)
- Exeed LX (2020–2023)
- Exeed VX (2021–2023)
- Exeed Yaoguang (2022–2023)
Important: Not all Exeed models use the same TPMS. Older units (pre-2018) may run 315MHz, and some export models use different protocols. Always cross-check your original sensor’s OE number before ordering.
How to Verify Fitment for Your Exeed
Step 1: Locate Your Current Sensor’s OE Number
Remove the tire, and look for a stamped number on the sensor body. The BL-ST-013 replaces:
- 802000277AA
- 802000589AA
If your sensor shows either of these numbers, the BL-ST-013 is a direct swap. If it shows a different number (e.g., 802000555AA), you need a different variant.
Step 2: Check Your Vehicle’s TPMS Frequency
Most Exeed models use 433MHz, but confirm by:
- Checking the owner’s manual under “Tire Pressure Monitoring System”
- Using a TPMS scan tool to read the sensor ID and frequency
- Contacting your local dealer with your VIN
Step 3: Verify Model Year and Trim
Use this quick reference table (always double-check with your VIN):
| Exeed Model | Compatible Years | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| TXL | 2019–2023 | All trims; verify frequency |
| LX | 2020–2023 | Check for OE# 802000589AA |
| VX | 2021–2023 | Uses 433MHz exclusively |
| Yaoguang | 2022–2023 | Pre-programmed, no cloning needed |
Tip: If your Exeed was manufactured for export to Europe or Russia, the sensor frequency may differ. Always match frequency first.
Installation Notes
The BL-ST-013 is pre-programmed—no cloning or TPMS tool programming is required for most Exeed models. Simply install it in the wheel, inflate to the recommended pressure (check your door jamb sticker), and drive above 25 mph for 5–10 minutes. The vehicle’s TPMS module will auto-learn the new sensor ID.
If your Exeed requires manual programming (rare on 2019+ models), a TPMS tool like an Autel TS508 can trigger the sensor and assign its ID to the vehicle.
Recommended Part
For a direct-fit replacement that matches Exeed’s OE specifications, use the BL-ST-013 | BH-Sens 433MHz TPMS Tire Pressure Sensor | Fits Chery, Exeed, Hima | OE# 802000277AA, 802000589AA. It’s a clamp-in 433MHz sensor that covers the majority of Exeed models built after 2018. The sensor is sealed against moisture and vibration, and it’s sourced from the same Chinese factory that supplies Chery’s assembly lines.
FAQ
Will the BL-ST-013 work on my 2017 Exeed TXL?
No. The 2017 Exeed TXL typically uses a 315MHz sensor with OE# 802000277AA—but the BL-ST-013 is 433MHz. You need a 315MHz variant. Always check your sensor’s frequency stamp.
Do I need to reprogram the sensor after installation?
Not in most cases. The BL-ST-013 is pre-programmed and auto-learns on Exeed models from 2019 onward. If your vehicle fails to recognize the sensor within 10 minutes of driving, use a TPMS tool to trigger the sensor and assign its ID.
Can I use this sensor on a Chery Tiggo 8 Pro?
Yes, if the Tiggo 8 Pro uses OE# 802000277AA or 802000589AA. The BL-ST-013 is listed for Chery, Exeed, and Hima. Confirm the sensor part number on your existing tire.
How do I know if my Exeed uses 433MHz or 315MHz?
Check the original sensor body—it will have a frequency stamp (433MHz or 315MHz). If the stamp is worn, use a TPMS scan tool or contact your local Exeed dealer with your VIN. Never guess; installing the wrong frequency will cause the TPMS light to stay on.