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How to Find the Right TPMS Sensor for Your TERRITORY EV: Fitment & Compatibility Guide

Quick AnswerThe TERRITORY EV uses a 433MHz TPMS sensor, typically the clamp-in type. To verify fitment before buying, check your vehicle’s production year and look for OE numbers like 3787020BSK or CNHC156508AA on your existing sensor. The TERRITORY EV is compatible with several models across different years, but you must confirm your specific sensor’s markings to avoid mismatches.

Understanding TERRITORY EV TPMS Compatibility

The Territory EV is an electric SUV produced under various partnerships, sharing platforms with vehicles from Ford, JMC, and other Chinese manufacturers. Its TPMS system operates on the 433MHz frequency—common in Asian-market vehicles. However, compatibility isn’t universal across all years or trims.

Key Fitment Factors

Factor What to Check
Frequency Must be 433MHz (written on the sensor body)
Sensor Type Clamp-in (uses a metal nut and rubber grommet)
OE Numbers Look for 3787020BSK, CNHC156508AA, KC16508AA on your old sensor
Valve Stem Standard rubber or metal stem; some Territory EVs use a special anti-theft nut
Programming Pre-programmed sensors work if the OE number matches

How to Verify Fitment Before Buying

Step 1: Locate Your Current Sensor OE Number

Remove a wheel and read the number stamped on the sensor. Common Territory EV OE numbers include:

  • 3787020BSK
  • CNHC156508AA
  • KC16508AA
  • LAA20050011
  • LAA20050018
  • M0137000006
  • VE60044901
  • X0137000023

If you find any of these, the BL-ST-035 | BH-Sens 433MHz TPMS Tire Pressure Sensor | Fits Ford, Hongqi, Jmc, Li, Wmmotor | OE# 3787020BSK, CNHC156508AA, KC16508AA is a direct replacement.

Step 2: Check Production Year Range

Most Territory EVs from 2020 onward use 433MHz sensors. Earlier 2019 models may use a different frequency. Always verify your vehicle’s build date (found on the driver’s door jamb sticker).

Step 3: Confirm Valve Type

The Territory EV uses a clamp-in sensor. If your current sensor has a removable nut and separate rubber grommet, you’re looking at the right type. If it’s a one-piece snap-in design, it won’t fit.

Common Territory EV Models That Work with BL-ST-035

The BH-Sens sensor fits:

  • Territory EV (all JMC-produced versions, 2020–2024)
  • Territory EV (Ford-branded versions in select markets)
  • Some Ford, Hongqi, JMC, Li, and Wmmotor models sharing the same TPMS platform

Important: If your vehicle is a rebadged version (e.g., Ford Equator Sport or JMC Yuhu 7), the sensor may still be compatible, but always check the OE number.

Recommended Part

For a direct, pre-programmed replacement, use the BL-ST-035 | BH-Sens 433MHz TPMS Tire Pressure Sensor | Fits Ford, Hongqi, Jmc, Li, Wmmotor | OE# 3787020BSK, CNHC156508AA, KC16508AA. It arrives ready to install—no additional programming tool required if your vehicle already uses one of the listed OE numbers.

FAQ

Can I install a 433MHz sensor on a 2019 Territory EV?

Only if your 2019 model uses 433MHz. Some early 2019 Territory EVs shipped with 315MHz sensors. Check the frequency marking on your current sensor before purchasing.

Do I need to reprogram the BL-ST-035 sensor?

No—it is pre-programmed to match the OE communication protocol. However, you may need to re-train the sensor to your vehicle using the TPMS reset procedure (typically a button under the dash or a sequence with the ignition).

Will this sensor work on a Ford Territory (non-EV)?

Not directly. The Ford Territory (petrol/diesel) often uses a different sensor. Only the Territory EV and its platform-shared models are confirmed compatible.

How do I remove the old sensor without damaging the rim?

Use a standard TPMS sensor removal tool. Do not twist the sensor by hand—it can damage the valve stem. Apply penetrating oil if the nut is seized.