Schrader announced an additional programming option for its’ EZ-sensor technology, the automotive industry’s first, patented and programmable OEM-replacement sensor. In addition to the hand-held ...

Schrader, a pioneer and leading global manufacturer of tire pressure monitoring systems (TPMS), has announced an additional programming option for its' EZ-sensor? technology, ...

Schrader said its programmable OEM-replacement sensor is now compatible with Bartec USA L.L.C.'s Bartec TPMS Programming Accessory Device (TPMS PAD), which is designed to make programming, replacing ...

Schrader TPMS Solutions has introduced the EZ-Sensor Go, a programmable TPMS sensor that takes one to three seconds to program a majority of domestic vehicles, Schrader says.

DENVER (Aug. 31, 2011) — Schrader International Inc., a global manufacturer of tire pressure monitoring systems (TPMS), has added the 433 MHz EZ-sensor to its EZ-sensor program.

With the new EZ sensor pad from Schrader, mobile devices or a windows computer can transform into a full programming station for TPMS sensors with quick free updates available from the database ...

The company added the 433 MHz EZ-Sensor to its EZ-Sensor program, bringing Schrader's total EZ-Sensor coverage to approximately 72% of the 65 million TPMS-equipped vehicles in the U.S. The 433 MHz ...

Schrader®, a pioneer and leading global manufacturer of tire pressure monitoring systems (TPMS), announced an additional programming option for its’ E ...

Schrader announced an addition to the company’s EZ-sensor program, the 433 MHz EZ-sensor. In conjunction with the company’s 315 MHz sensor, Schrader’s array of EZ-sensor technology delivers enhanced ...

Leading global manufacturer in TPMS and valve solutions Schrader will exhibit from an open booth at Hall 1 Stand C30, inviting customers to get a first-hand experience of TPMS. Schrader technology can ...

DENVER (Aug. 31, 2011)—Schrader International Inc., a global manufacturer of tire pressure monitoring systems, has added the 433 MHz EZ-sensor to its EZ-sensor program. Schrader said its array of ...

Nearing Schrader's goal of reaching 90 percent coverage by the end of 2011, EZ-Sensor now covers more than 65 percent of the estimated 65 million TPMS-enabled vehicles in the U.S., the company says.