Trailer TPMS Part Number for 2024 HDs?

[UWSkier]

One thing I wish my truck came with, which it did not, is TPMS sensors for the trailer from the factory.  I've read that the receiver is on these trucks by default and that the sensors can be added later.  In poking around on Ebay, I see a few different GM part numbers that all say they work with 2024s, but I know the 2024s have different TPMS, at least on the truck, than prior years.

 

Does anyone happen to have one of these 2024 sensors they got with their truck laying around that they can grab the P/N from by chance?  It's time to put new tires on the camper, and I'd love to use the integrated TPMS, instead of the TyMate I've been using (which has been solid with the repeater antenna BTW).

[bruceb58]

Look behind your license plate and see if the receiver is there.

 

Believe mine said 4T on the side

 

Look at this thread:

 

Edited June 4, 2024 by bruceb58

[UWSkier]

1 hour ago, bruceb58 said:

Look behind your license plate and see if the receiver is there.

 

Believe mine said 4T on the side

 

Look at this thread:

 

Receiver is there.  Behind a signal deflector/license plate.  Will try them without relocating, but see that some have moved the sensor to a more reasonable location with a simple bracket.

[bruceb58]

16 minutes ago, UWSkier said:

Receiver is there.  Behind a signal deflector/license plate.  Will try them without relocating, but see that some have moved the sensor to a more reasonable location with a simple bracket.

Mine works fine with a 25' trailer. A longer trailer might need it moved.

[sstoner911]

I have a 40 foot trailer and it has worked flawless. As long as your last axle is not more than 23 feet from the receiver it should be ok.

 

From the owners manual:

 

"The trailer tire pressure sensors can transmit
up to 7 m (23 feet) from the hitch receiver of
the vehicle.
A trailer must be electrically connected to
the vehicle before starting the
sensor-to-vehicle learn process."