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Porsche Macan TPMS Compatibility Overview
The BH-Sens BL-ST-088 (Baolong Technology / BH-Sens) is a clamp‑in, pre‑programmed sensor that covers a wide range of VW Group vehicles—including the Porsche Macan. It operates on 433 MHz (the standard frequency for most Macan years) and communicates using the same protocol as the original sensors from the factory.
Which Macan Years Are Compatible?
| Model Year | Macan / Macan S / Turbo / GTS | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 2014 – 2020 | Direct fit | Uses 433 MHz; OE sensor numbers match 32134419 or 3WA907255. |
| 2021 – 2024 | Direct fit (most trims) | Still 433 MHz, but some late‑2021+ units may have updated protocol. Always verify OE number. |
| 2025+ | Check OE# on original sensor | Newer models may shift frequency. Confirm sensor marking before buying. |
Important: Some Macan variants (e.g., Macan EV) or special‑edition trims may use a different sensor. If your original sensor has a number other than 32134419, 3WA907255, or 95C907255, the BL-ST‑088 may not work—even if the physical size matches.
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How to Verify Fitment Before You Buy
Step 1: Find the OE Number on Your Current Sensor
Remove the tire from the rim (or look through the valve hole with a flashlight). The 10‑digit OE number is stamped into the metal housing. For a Macan, the numbers you’ll likely see are:
- 32134419 (most common on 2014–2019)
- 3WA907255 (2018–2022)
- 95C907255 (some 2020‑2024 trims)
If your sensor shows any of these three numbers, the BL-ST‑088 is a direct replacement.
Step 2: Check the Sensor Frequency
Most Macan TPMS sensors are 433 MHz. A small number of early (2014) models used 315 MHz in certain markets. Verify your vehicle’s frequency by looking at the label on the underside of the driver‑side door jamb (the tire pressure label often lists the sensor frequency) or by scanning with a TPMS tool.
Step 3: Confirm Trim / Region
- Cayenne vs. Macan: The BL-ST‑088 fits Audi, Lamborghini, Polestar, Porsche, Volkswagen, and the Macan—but it does not fit all Porsches. For example, the Cayenne (except certain years) uses a different OE number.
- European‑market Macans typically use the same 433 MHz sensor; North‑American models are identical except for Canada‑specific frequency variants (which are rare but possible).
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What We Recommend
For a hassle‑free install, use the BL-ST-088 | BH-Sens 433MHz TPMS Tire Pressure Sensor | Fits Audi, Lamborghini, Polestar, Porsche, VW & 1 More | OE# 32134419, 3WA907255, 95C907255 (SKU: BL-ST‑088). It comes pre‑programmed to the standard 433 MHz protocol used by the vast majority of Porsche Macan vehicles. You simply install it like the original clamp‑in sensor and reset the TPMS system (most models auto‑learn the new ID after a short drive).
Recommended Part: BL-ST-088 | BH-Sens 433MHz TPMS Tire Pressure Sensor | Fits Audi, Lamborghini, Polestar, Porsche, VW & 1 More | OE# 32134419, 3WA907255, 95C907255 – BH‑Sens 433 MHz TPMS sensor, OE numbers 32134419, 3WA907255, 95C907255. Direct fit for Macan 2014‑2024 (check your OE number to be certain).
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FAQ
Will the BL-ST‑088 work on my 2015 Macan S?
Yes. The 2015 Macan S uses OE number 32134419, which matches the BL-ST‑088’s listed cross‑references. Verify the sensor on your vehicle matches that number, and you’re good to go.
Can I install this sensor without reprogramming?
The BL-ST‑088 is pre‑programmed and does not require a separate programming step. However, your vehicle’s TPMS control module may need to “learn” the new sensor IDs. This typically happens automatically after driving for 10–15 minutes at speeds above 25 mph (40 km/h). If your Macan does not auto‑learn, use a TPMS tool (such as Autel or Bartec) to register the sensor.
Does the sensor fit both front and rear wheels?
Yes. The BL-ST‑088 is a universal clamp‑in sensor that fits most standard 11.5 mm (0.453″) valve holes found on Macan factory and aftermarket rims. If your Macan has aftermarket wheels with a different valve hole size, you may need an adapter.
What if my Macan uses a different OE number than those listed?
If your original sensor has an OE number not listed (e.g., 5Q0907273B, which is common on some VW group models but not Macan), the BL-ST‑088 is not compatible. In that case, source a sensor that matches your exact OE number to avoid communication errors.