KOLEOS TPMS Basics: What You Need to Know
KOLEOS vehicles, like most modern SUVs, use direct TPMS sensors mounted inside each tire. The factory sensors typically operate at 433MHz frequency and use a clamp-in design (metal valve stem fastened with a nut from the outside). However, KOLEOS uses a different sensor platform than the BL-ST-066. The BL-ST-066 is engineered for the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi alliance but specifically for models like Infiniti Q50/Q60, Mitsubishi Outlander, and Fengon 580—not the KOLEOS.
How to Verify Fitment for BL-ST-066 on KOLEOS
Follow this three-step check before purchasing:
- Remove the sensor from your KOLEOS wheel and read the OE number printed on the sensor body. Common KOLEOS TPMS OE numbers include: 407003VU0A, 407004CB0A, 407004CB0B, 407005663R, 407006UA0A. Compare this to the BL-ST-066’s OE list: 3641050RD01, 407002GL0A, 407002GN0A, 407002GX0A, 407002JD0A, 407003VU0A, 407004CB0A, 407004CB0B, 407005663R, 407006UA0A.
Partial overlap exists. The BL-ST-066 covers 407003VU0A, 407004CB0A, 407004CB0B, 407005663R, and 407006UA0A—these are the same OE numbers used on some KOLEOS models. If your KOLEOS has one of these five numbers, the BL-ST-066 is compatible.
- Check the sensor frequency. All BL-ST-066 sensors are 433MHz. KOLEOS sensors are also 433MHz. This matches.
- Verify the sensor type. BL-ST-066 is clamp-in (metal valve stem). KOLEOS sensors are also clamp-in. No compatibility issue here.
Fitment Compatibility Table
| OE Number | Fits KOLEOS? | BL-ST-066 Covers? | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3641050RD01 | No | Yes | Used on Infiniti, Mitsubishi |
| 407002GL0A | No | Yes | Used on Infiniti Q50 |
| 407002GN0A | No | Yes | Used on Infiniti Q60 |
| 407002GX0A | No | Yes | Used on Infiniti |
| 407002JD0A | No | Yes | Used on Mitsubishi |
| 407003VU0A | Yes | Yes | Common on KOLEOS 2016-2020 |
| 407004CB0A | Yes | Yes | KOLEOS 2017-2021 |
| 407004CB0B | Yes | Yes | KOLEOS 2017-2021 (variant) |
| 407005663R | Yes | Yes | KOLEOS 2019-2022 |
| 407006UA0A | Yes | Yes | KOLEOS 2020-2023 |
Key takeaway: The BL-ST-066 works on KOLEOS models that use OE numbers 407003VU0A, 407004CB0A, 407004CB0B, 407005663R, or 407006UA0A. It will not work on KOLEOS models with other OE numbers.
Why KOLEOS Drivers Should Check Carefully
Many KOLEOS owners assume all 433MHz clamp-in sensors are interchangeable. They are not. The BL-ST-066 is programmed for the specific protocol and ID registration used by Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi alliance vehicles. If your KOLEOS uses a different protocol (some early models or non-alliance variants), the sensor will not communicate with your car’s TPMS module.
Recommended Part: For KOLEOS with compatible OE numbers (407003VU0A through 407006UA0A), the BL-ST-066 | BH-Sens 433MHz TPMS Tire Pressure Sensor | Fits Fengon, Ineos, Infiniti, Mitsubishi, Nammi & 4 More | OE# 3641050RD01, 407002GL0A, 407002GN0A is a reliable, direct-fit replacement. For KOLEOS with other OE numbers, use a KOLEOS-specific sensor.
FAQ
Can I use the BL-ST-066 on any KOLEOS model year?
No. The BL-ST-066 is compatible only with KOLEOS models that use OE numbers 407003VU0A, 407004CB0A, 407004CB0B, 407005663R, or 407006UA0A. Typically these cover KOLEOS model years 2016–2023. Always verify your existing sensor’s OE number before ordering.
How do I find the OE number on my KOLEOS TPMS sensor?
Remove the tire, then look at the sensor body mounted inside the wheel. The OE number is engraved or printed on the plastic body, usually starting with “407” or “364”. You may need a flashlight to read it clearly.
Will the BL-ST-066 require programming after installation?
Yes. After installing the BL-ST-066, you must use a TPMS programming tool (or visit a tire shop) to program the sensor’s ID into your KOLEOS TPMS module. The sensor is pre-programmed with a default ID, but it must be registered to your vehicle.
What if my KOLEOS OE number is not in the BL-ST-066 list?
Do not use the BL-ST-066. Purchase a KOLEOS-specific TPMS sensor from risensauto.com that matches your exact OE number. Using an incompatible sensor will result in a TPMS warning light and no tire pressure readings.