Quick AnswerUse a torque wrench at 8–12 Nm (70–106 in-lb) for clamp-in TPMS retaining nuts on this platform — never guess by feel. Replace the valve stem grommet at every tire service, and remember that a pre-programmed sensor like the BH-Sens BL-ST-073 still needs its ID learned by the vehicle after installation.
Torque Specs: Don’t Guess
If you drive a DARGO pickup or off-road model with clamp-in TPMS sensors, the retaining nut holds the sensor body tight against the wheel. Typical spec for these metal-stem clamp-in sensors is 8–12 Nm. Some after