Why Fitment Accuracy Matters for 锐腾/GS TPMS Sensors
Installing the wrong TPMS sensor on your 锐腾/GS can lead to constant dashboard warning lights, incorrect tire pressure readings, or sensor dropouts. The BL-ST-075 from BH-Sens (Baolong Technology) is a pre-programmed, clamp-in sensor that covers a wide range of Chinese OEM vehicles, but not every 锐腾/GS variant uses the same sensor. Understanding the OE numbering system and how to match it is the difference between a 10-minute install and a wasted afternoon.
How the OE Number System Works for 锐腾/GS Models
锐腾/GS vehicles share TPMS components with other brands under the Chery and Chery-affiliated umbrella. The three OE numbers compatible with the BL-ST-075 are:
- F023114011 – Early 锐腾/GS models (approx. 2012–2016)
- F113114011 – Mid-production 锐腾/GS (approx. 2016–2020)
- F113114011BA – Late-model 锐腾/GS (approx. 2020–present)
These part numbers are stamped directly on the sensor body (usually near the valve stem base). If your sensor has one of these numbers, the BL-ST-075 is a direct swap. If the number is different—say F023114012 or F113114012—the sensor may still work, but you should verify the frequency and physical dimensions.
Frequency Check: 433MHz vs. 315MHz
Most 锐腾/GS models from 2012 onward use 433MHz TPMS sensors. However, a small number of early 2012–2013 export models or regional variants may use 315MHz. Here’s how to check without removing the sensor:
- Look at your current TPMS sensor (if accessible) – the frequency is often printed near the OE number.
- Check your owner’s manual under “Tire Pressure Monitoring System Specifications.”
- Use an OBD2 scanner with TPMS capability to read the sensor ID and frequency.
If you’re unsure, buy the 433MHz version (BL-ST-075) because it covers the vast majority of 锐腾/GS vehicles. If your vehicle requires 315MHz, you’ll need a different sensor—but that’s uncommon for 锐腾/GS.
Step-by-Step Fitment Verification Process
Step 1: Find Your Current Sensor’s OE Number
Remove the valve cap and look at the metal sensor housing. On a 锐腾/GS, the sensor is inside the wheel, attached to the valve stem. You don’t need to dismount the tire—just remove the wheel and look from the backside. The OE number is laser-etched or stamped. Write it down exactly.
Step 2: Compare with the BL-ST-075 Compatibility List
| Compatible Brand | Example Models | Years Covered (Approx.) |
|---|---|---|
| Chery (锐腾/GS) | Tiggo 3, Tiggo 5, Tiggo 7, Tiggo 8, Arrizo 5, Arrizo 7 | 2012–2024 |
| Cowin | Cowin X3, Cowin X5, Cowin E3 | 2015–2023 |
| Jetour | Jetour X70, X70S, X90 | 2018–2024 |
| Karry | Karry K50, K60 | 2016–2022 |
| Soueast | Soueast DX3, DX5, DX7 | 2017–2023 |
Note: The BL-ST-075 is pre-programmed—it will broadcast the correct pressure and temperature data without needing a TPMS tool to clone IDs. However, after installation, you must “relearn” the sensor positions using your vehicle’s TPMS relearn procedure (see FAQ below).
Step 3: Verify Physical Fitment
The BL-ST-075 is a clamp-in sensor with a standard 13mm hex valve stem. This fits all 锐腾/GS factory alloy wheels and most aftermarket wheels. If your vehicle uses aftermarket wheels with a smaller valve hole, you may need a different sensor. Check the valve stem hole diameter—if it’s 11.5mm or larger, the BL-ST-075 will fit.
Common Pitfalls When Buying TPMS Sensors for 锐腾/GS
- Assuming all 锐腾/GS sensors are the same. They are not. The 2012 Tiggo 3 uses a different sensor than the 2020 Tiggo 8. Always verify the OE number.
- Ignoring the frequency. If you buy a 315MHz sensor for a 433MHz vehicle, it won’t communicate with your receiver module.
- Buying “universal” sensors. Universal sensors require programming and may not have the correct mounting bracket for 锐腾/GS wheels. The BL-ST-075 is vehicle-specific and pre-programmed for these OE numbers.
- Skipping the relearn step. Even with a perfect sensor, the vehicle’s TPMS module needs to “learn” the new sensor’s ID. Without this, the warning light stays on.
What If Your OE Number Isn’t Listed?
If your sensor has a number like F023114012 or F113114013, it’s likely a revision of the same series. In most cases, the BL-ST-075 will still work because the physical and electronic specifications are identical. The only difference is the revision letter. However, if your sensor number starts with a different prefix (e.g., F023114020), check with a dealer or use a TPMS diagnostic tool to confirm the frequency and protocol.
Tools You’ll Need for Installation
- Tire mounting machine or tire shop (for clamp-in sensors)
- Torque wrench – tighten the sensor nut to the vehicle manufacturer’s specification (typically 4–6 Nm, but confirm in your manual)
- TPMS relearn tool (optional, but helpful) – some 锐腾/GS models can be relearned with a magnet, others require a TPMS tool
Recommended Part
If you’ve confirmed your 锐腾/GS uses OE numbers F023114011, F113114011, or F113114011BA, the BL-ST-075 | BH-Sens 433MHz TPMS Tire Pressure Sensor | Fits Chery, Cowin, Jetour, Karry, Soueast | OE# F023114011, F113114011, F113114011BA is the correct replacement. It’s a direct-fit, pre-programmed sensor that requires no additional programming—just install and relearn.
FAQ
How do I relearn TPMS sensors on a 锐腾/GS after installing the BL-ST-075?
The relearn procedure varies by model year. For most 2012–2020 锐腾/GS vehicles, you’ll use the “automatic” relearn method: drive the vehicle above 15 mph for 10–20 minutes, and the sensors will self-register. For models requiring manual relearn, use a TPMS tool (like the Autel TS508) to trigger each sensor in order (LF, RF, RR, LR) while the vehicle is in relearn mode. Check your owner’s manual for the exact procedure—some models require pressing the TPMS reset button under the dashboard.
Can I use the BL-ST-075 on a 锐腾/GS that originally had a different brand sensor (e.g., Continental or Schrader)?
Yes, as long as the OE number matches. The BL-ST-075 is designed to replace the original Baolong/BH-Sens sensors used in 锐腾/GS vehicles. If your original sensor is from a different brand (e.g., Continental part number 433MHz), the BL-ST-075 will still work because it uses the same 433MHz frequency and protocol. However, you must confirm that the OE number on your current sensor is one of the three compatible numbers or a direct revision.
How long does a BL-ST-075 TPMS sensor battery last?
BH-Sens sensors typically have a battery life of 5–7 years under normal driving conditions. If your 锐腾/GS is 2018 or newer, the BL-ST-075 will likely outlast your current set of tires. Signs of a dying battery include intermittent low-pressure warnings or the TPMS light flashing on startup. The sensor is sealed and cannot be re-batteried—replace it when the battery fails.
What if the TPMS light stays on after installing the BL-ST-075?
First, verify the sensor is properly installed and torqued. Then perform the relearn procedure (see above). If the light remains, use a TPMS diagnostic tool to check if the sensor is broadcasting. If the tool shows no signal, the sensor may be defective or not compatible with your specific vehicle. Double-check the OE number on your old sensor—if it’s not F023114011, F113114011, or F113114011BA, you may need a different part.