Understanding TPMS Sensor Fitment for Chrysler Vehicles
Chrysler vehicles, including popular models like the 300, Pacifica, and Town & Country, typically use 315MHz or 433MHz TPMS sensors depending on the model year and region. The BL-ST-021 sensor operates at 433MHz, which matches some Chrysler systems, but its specific OE compatibility is limited to the listed Chinese brands. For Chrysler owners, the key is verifying that the sensor’s frequency matches your vehicle’s receiver and that the sensor is physically compatible with your wheel type.
How to Verify Fitment Before Buying
Step 1: Check Your Vehicle’s TPMS Frequency
Most Chrysler vehicles built after 2007 use either 315MHz (North America) or 433MHz (export models). Look at your existing sensor or check your owner’s manual for the frequency. The BL-ST-021 is 433MHz, so it will only work with Chrysler models that use this frequency.
Step 2: Compare OEM Part Numbers
The BL-ST-021 replaces OE numbers 10290600, 10625492, 10718213, and 11205327. These numbers are common on Chinese-market vehicles, not Chrysler. If your Chrysler uses any of these numbers, the sensor may fit—but this is rare. Always verify using a cross-reference tool on a site like RisensAuto or your dealer’s parts lookup.
Step 3: Physical Fitment – Clamp-in vs. Snap-in
The BL-ST-021 is a clamp-in sensor (secures with a nut and stem). Chrysler vehicles use both clamp-in and snap-in sensors depending on the wheel design. Check your current sensor type. If it’s clamp-in, the BL-ST-021 may physically install, but you still need to ensure the sensor’s valve stem length and angle match your wheel.
Fitment Compatibility Table
| Vehicle Brand | Compatible Models | Year Range | OE Numbers | Frequency |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Im | Various | 2015–2023 | 10290600, 10625492 | 433MHz |
| MG | MG6, MG ZS, MG HS | 2016–2023 | 10718213, 11205327 | 433MHz |
| Rising | ER6, Marvel R | 2020–2023 | 10290600, 10625492 | 433MHz |
| Roewe | i5, RX5, i6 | 2016–2023 | 10718213, 11205327 | 433MHz |
| Chrysler | Not listed | N/A | N/A | Check spec |
As shown, this sensor is optimized for Chinese-brand vehicles. For Chrysler, you would need a sensor with Chrysler-specific OE numbers (e.g., 68156951AA or 68210162AA) and potentially a different frequency.
Recommended Part
If you’re working on a Chrysler, the BL-ST-021 | BH-Sens 433MHz TPMS Tire Pressure Sensor | Fits Im, MG, Rising, Roewe | OE# 10290600, 10625492, 10718213 may not be the right choice. Instead, look for a BH-Sens or equivalent sensor that matches Chrysler’s OE part numbers and frequency. For owners of Im, MG, Rising, or Roewe vehicles, the BL-ST-021 is a direct pre-programmed fit—no additional programming needed.
FAQ
Can I use the BL-ST-021 sensor on a Chrysler 300?
Only if your Chrysler 300 uses one of the listed OE numbers (10290600, 10625492, 10718213, or 11205327) and operates at 433MHz. This is uncommon. Check your existing sensor’s part number before buying.
How do I know if my Chrysler uses 315MHz or 433MHz TPMS sensors?
Look at the label on your current sensor or check your vehicle’s service manual. For most North American Chrysler models after 2007, 315MHz is standard, while 433MHz is used in export markets. You can also use an OBD2 scanner to read the frequency from the TPMS module.
What does “pre-programmed” mean for the BL-ST-021?
Pre-programmed means the sensor comes with the vehicle-specific ID already set, so it will sync with the vehicle’s TPMS system automatically after installation. No additional programming tool is required for the listed compatible brands.
Is there a Chrysler-specific version of this sensor?
BH-Sens (Baolong) makes TPMS sensors for many brands, including Chrysler. Look for a sensor with Chrysler OE numbers like 68156951AA or 68210162AA. The BL-ST-021 is not that version—it’s built for Chinese-market vehicles.