The iCheck TPMS Wheel Sensor Number 9 slots into bigger touring setups where you are running extra tyres on a van or camper and still want clean pressure stats. The numbered cap links to position nine on your screen so you know exactly which wheel needs air when the PSI starts to slide on a long stretch. The compact size suits tight rims where clearance around the valve is limited. The sensor uses a tough plastic housing with a low profile under roughly 25 mm to reduce knocks from rocks and sticks on rough tracks. The Number 9 print on the face makes swapping sensors straightforward when you rotate tyres across 6 to 9 positions. The unit talks directly with compatible iCheck TPMS displays so your existing gear stays in play. For anyone running bigger rigs across Aussie distances this is a smart buy as a direct spare.

• Genuine iCheckTPMS replacement wheel sensor
• Marked as Sensor Number 9
• Suits iCheck TPMS multi-wheel systems
• Compact external sensor for valve stems
• Helps maintain accurate tyre pressure monitoring
• Ideal spare for touring and towing rigs
• Simple screw-on installation to valve
• Numbered cap keeps wheel positions clear
• Tough plastic housing for everyday driving
• Sold individually as a single sensor

Q: Is this iCheck TPMS sensor sold individually?

Yes, this is a single Number 9 sensor. It is meant as a replacement or spare for wheel position nine in an iCheck TPMS system. If you need more than one sensor you will need to order each number separately. This keeps multi-wheel setups clear so each sensor stays matched to its display position.

Q: Will this Number 9 sensor work without an iCheck TPMS display unit?

No, it requires a compatible iCheck TPMS head unit. The sensor sends its pressure data wirelessly to that display rather than working as a stand-alone gauge. If you do not already have an iCheck TPMS kit you will need the full system first. This part simply replaces the Number 9 wheel sensor in that kit.

Q: Can I swap this Number 9 sensor onto a different wheel position?

It is intended to stay on the wheel that matches its Number 9 label. The numbering keeps each sensor aligned with the readout on the TPMS screen. Moving it to another position can make it harder to know which tyre is low. If you change wheel positions you should reassign sensors or keep each number in its matched spot.

Q: Is any extra hardware needed to fit this sensor?

No additional hardware is normally required beyond a standard tyre valve. The sensor threads onto a compatible valve stem in place of a normal dust cap. The small body size is made for typical car and 4x4 valves. If your rig uses unusual valve sizes you should confirm compatibility with your existing TPMS kit before ordering.