Bartec TPMS is introducing Sens-Rite, a programmable replacement sensor for tire pressure monitoring systems, and is bringing it to the 2026 SEMA Show in Las Vegas. The company says Sens-Rite is meant to make TPMS replacement simpler, more affordable and more efficient for technicians and tire service professionals. A dedicated Sens-Rite website is now live.
What Bartec says about Sens-Rite
Bartec says Sens-Rite draws on its experience with original equipment and aftermarket TPMS technology. In its announcement, the company points to TPMS servicing becoming a bigger part of daily shop work, with different vehicle makers, sensor types and programming requirements adding complexity. It describes Sens-Rite as a way to streamline replacement while helping shops manage costs.
Bartec lists five advantages:
Universal compatibility. Bartec says the sensor is designed for a wide range of vehicle applications, which should reduce the number of different replacement sensors a shop has to stock.
Intelligent programmability. It is a programmable sensor meant to simplify replacement and configuration.
Premium build quality. Bartec says the sensor draws on its TPMS experience to provide a dependable aftermarket replacement.
Cost-effectiveness. The company calls it an affordable option that helps shops manage replacement costs.
Bartec tool compatibility. Bartec says the sensor is designed to work with its compatible TPMS diagnostic and programming tools.
The Sens-Rite website adds that the sensor covers both 315 and 433 MHz frequencies, and offers fast programming and flexible installation options. The site also lists compatible TPMS tools and a sensor and tool bundle. Bartec has not published pricing in its announcement, and the compatibility claims are the company's own.
Bartec at SEMA 2026
Bartec TPMS will be at booth 44149 in the South Hall, Lower Level, of the Las Vegas Convention Center from Nov. 3 to 6. The company says the booth will feature live demonstrations, diagnostics and guidance focused on workflow, service efficiency and technician support for tire maintenance and automotive repair. It is listed under the Global Tire Expo, powered by TIA.
In a SEMA Show press release, Bartec says its specialists will show how modern TPMS equipment can help shops prepare for new vehicle and sensor technologies, improve diagnostic and repair workflows, support technicians on complex repairs, keep software and vehicle coverage current, and use service data for more consistent work. The company is aiming the demonstrations at tire dealers, distributors, service groups and aftermarket professionals.
Scot Holloway, CEO of Bartec TPMS, framed the show message in that release:
TPMS is no longer just about replacing a sensor and completing a relearn. New sensor technologies, increased vehicle connectivity and greater demand for service data are changing what tire shops need from their TPMS equipment. At SEMA, we will help shops understand those changes and prepare for what comes next.
Scot Holloway, CEO of Bartec TPMS
Bartec adds that as vehicles become more connected, TPMS is turning into a broader, data-driven diagnostic service. It says tire businesses now need to consider tool connectivity, software support, diagnostic access, sensor coverage and the ability to capture information generated during tire repair and service.
More about the company is available from Bartec USA, and the sensor has its own site at Sens-Rite.
