The new coverage is part of Wegmann’s effort to continuously add value to the Alligator sensors by releasing new vehicle applications for them so that the parts never go obsolete.

Alligator sens.it RS universal TPMS sensors now covers the full-size Nissan NV vans (1500, 2500 and 3500). The sensor software is specially designed to handle the high-pressures that the van’s wheels and tires use. 

Shops now have the option to use their in-stock sens.it sensors for the high-payload vans and won’t have to visit a dealership to pick-up the parts nor pay the full list price for them. 

The new coverage is part of Wegmann’s effort to continuously add value to the Alligator sensors by releasing new vehicle applications for them so that the parts never go obsolete. 

By continuing to use Alligator sens.it RS sensors, shops will be working with a part that supports the full range of OE features, which will make the techs’ jobs easier, reduces unnecessary downtime in the bays for TPMS learning or sensor issues, helps your business’ bottom line, and keeps your customers happy and coming back. 

When replacing OEM sensors with aftermarket sensors, RS series TPMS sensors from Alligator will provide all the functionality your vehicle delivers. Regardless of the tool you use to program your Alligator TPMS sensors, this new vehicle should be available for programming after you

complete the latest update. 

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