The future of TPMS technology

If you’ve done a lot of tire changes throughout the years, you’ve also likely done a ton of TPMS replacement and relearns. Currently, TPMS technology relies on radio waves to transmit data. While this is standard, unfortunately, it means the radio spectrum the sensors use can be “noisy” with other nearby devices causing interference. It’s like someone interrupting you mid-sentence. However, Bluetooth sensors may be the answer to these radio-wave issues. Let’s talk more about why Bluetooth sensors may be the future of TPMS.

Bluetooth also uses 'radio waves'. Current TPMS uses 315 and 433 MHz band frequencies, Bluetooth is also based on wireless transmission of data but on different frequencies. The only difference may be in the data transmission protocol being used and it's resistance to interference.