Parts for your Ford F250 Super Duty
Ford F250 Super Duty TPMS Sensors
Buy Ford F250 Super Duty TPMS sensors online for 2008-2017 trucks. There are 13 tire pressure sensors and service parts here from $6.98 to $65.95, by Motorcraft, Standard Motor Products, Dorman, VDO, API and AC Delco. The right sensor depends on your year range and wheels, and you will need a relearn after installing one.
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Year range and wheel setup
Treat 2008-2010, 2011-2016 and 2017 F250 Super Duty trucks as separate TPMS applications unless a listing confirms otherwise. A sensor for 2008-2016 is not a safe bet for a 2017.
Within those years, fitment can change with the wheel type and the rear setup. Catalogs separate aluminum and steel wheels and single or dual rear wheels, and list sensor frequencies such as 315 MHz and 433 MHz. Engine, trim, cab and 2WD or 4WD are not enough to pick a sensor. If you run aftermarket wheels or a service body, check the sensor on the truck before you order. There is no left or right sensor, since position is set by the relearn.
Why TPMS sensors fail
The battery is built into the sensor, so when it runs down with age the whole sensor is replaced. Sensors also get broken during tire changes, and the valve stem can corrode or its seal can leak.
The usual sign is a TPMS warning that stays on, or a lamp that flashes and then stays lit, after you set the pressures and reset the system. A warning can also come from wrong pressures or a skipped relearn, so check with a TPMS scan tool before you replace a sensor.
Installing and relearning
The tire has to come off the wheel to replace the sensor. Use a tire machine and keep the bead breaker away from the sensor. Replace the valve stem seal or grommet if it is damaged, and check whether the cap, nut and seal come with your listing.
Set the cold tire pressures to the door placard and run the TPMS reset and relearn for your truck. Ford procedures vary. Some relearn after about 15 minutes of driving, and some require the truck to sit about 20 minutes before reset. Programmable aftermarket sensors may need programming first.
More about TPMS sensors
Read our TPMS sensors buying guide for how the part works and what to look for in any vehicle.
F250 Super Duty questions
Does a 2016 F250 TPMS sensor fit a 2017 F250?
Do not assume it does. The 2017 trucks are listed as a separate TPMS application. Select your year in the filter and confirm the wheel type in the fitment table.
Do I need a relearn after replacing a TPMS sensor on my F250?
Yes. After installing a sensor, set the tire pressures and run the TPMS reset and relearn for your truck. The system cannot always find sensor positions on its own.
Why is my F250 TPMS light still on after filling the tires?
It may need a reset or relearn, or a sensor battery may be dead. A TPMS scan tool will show which sensor is not reporting before you buy a replacement.