The first assembled Suzuki TPMS sensors simulating modules:

Hurrah, “Service TPMS” yellow screens no more!

But, they still got some issues… 😐

EDIT 2018.02.06

Issues which I have now overcome.

This simulator device makes the vehicle’s computer think it has pressure sensors on all wheels and everything is fine. As a consequence, the Service TPMS error and the accompanying “Christmas tree” lights that you experience will clear out leaving the dashboard just as it looks with the original tire pressure sensors (TPMS sensors) mounted on your Suzuki. No other wired connection to the vehicle aside from the 12 V input needed for this. The battery powered device does not require even that. The simulation is reversible – unplug the device and the yellow screen will show up again. This device will serve its purpose just fine for the entire life of the vehicle, for both summer and winter tires.

The device works with Suzuki vehicles manufactured after 2013 and sold in Europe. It is currently running fine on a few

• Vitara
• S-Cross
• Baleno
• Swift
• Jimny
• Ignis

models, and it should also work with all other models that are using the transmitter model S180052024. Those other models are Alto, Carry Van, Celerio, Grand Vitara, Kizashi, Splash, Fiat Sedici, Lada Kalina, Opel Agila; they are using the same TPMS sensors and may be well served by this device (according to this shop and this ebay store).

Which one to chose: corded or battery powered ?

This is easy; the permanent place of operation for the device is in the vehicle’s boot. The corded device needs a 12 V power outlet inside the boot, and costs 10 euros more due to more parts and labour involved. Otherwise the battery version will work just fine for a predicted 1.5 – 2.5 years of daily two hours driving, on all of the vehicles above.

As far as I know only New Vitara (except for “Cool” – the entry version) and S-Cross (all) models have the 12 V power socket in the boot. Of course, you might have installed a 12 V socket after purchasing the car or I might be wrong and there already is a 12 V socket in the boot of your car.

Feel free to drop any questions.

The modules are priced at €50-battery / €60-corded

Payment and shipping for international customers

1. Through Paypal – this is the best option. Shipping via Snail Mail (No AWB) @ 5 euros. Use the buttons below for ordering.

Total cost: 50 [+10 for corded] + 5.

The corded version:

The battery version:

2. Through Revolut / Credit Card – Use the Delivery Credentials Form and I shall send you a request for 53 euros. Don’t forget to include your Revolut phone number. Shipping via Snail Mail (No AWB) @ 5 euros.

I am able to offer a lower price here due to lower fees. This may change in the future as I am not sure it works the way I think it does. Also, you may directly pay with your credit card even without opening a Revolut account. Again, not sure on the specifics as I am myself new to them.

Total cost: 48 [+10 for corded] + 5.

3. Through a bank transfer – these are the most expensive. You will have to check with your bank to see what it would cost for the transfer. Use the Delivery Credentials Form and I shall reply with my banking credentials for the payment. Shipping via Snail Mail (No AWB) @ 5 euros.

Taxes Example: for Romania -> SEPA country my bank would charge me 15 euros for a 55 euros transfer. Probably more due to hidden taxes (most banks have hidden taxes).

Total cost: 50 [+10 for corded] + 5 + [15 or other].

4. Through a Western Union transfer – You will have to check the rates for your country -> Romania. be sure to look at the “Next day” rates as these are the cheaper ones. Use the Delivery Credentials Form and I shall reply with my WU credentials for the payment. Shipping via Snail Mail (No AWB) @ 5 euros.

Taxes Example: transferring 55 euros from Romania -> European country would cost 5.5 euros and the money would be available the next day.

Total cost: 50 [+10 for corded] + 5 + [5.5 or other].

For local customers in Romania 50 euros (or 230 lei, battery) / 60 euros (or 275 lei, corded):

1. Through Paypal – this is the best option. Shipping via Snail Mail (No AWB) @ 1.5 euros. Use the buttons below for ordering.

Total cost: 50 [+10 for corded] + 1.5 EUR.

The corded version:

The battery version:

2. Through Revolut / Credit Card – Use the Delivery Credentials Form and I shall send you a request for 49.5 euros. Don’t forget to include your Revolut phone number. Shipping via Snail Mail (No AWB) @ 1.5 euros.

I am able to offer a lower price here due to lower fees. This may change in the future as I am not sure it works the way I think it does. Also, you may directly pay with your credit card even without opening a Revolut account. Again, not sure on the specifics as I am myself new to them.

Total cost: 48 [+10 for corded] + 1.5.

3. Through a bank transfer. You will have to check with your bank to see what it would cost for the transfer. Use the Delivery Credentials Form and I shall reply with my banking credentials for the payment. Shipping via Snail Mail (No AWB) @ 5 lei;

Taxes Example: from my bank -> another bank it would cost me 5 lei at the counter or 2.5 lei online. Probably more due to hidden taxes (most banks have hidden taxes).

Total cost: 230 [+45 for corded] + 5  + [2.5  or 5 or more].

4. Through a Western Union transfer – be sure to use the cheaper “Next day” transfers @ 25 lei. Use the Delivery Credentials Form and I shall reply with my WU credentials for the payment. Shipping via Snail Mail (No AWB) @ 5 lei;

Total cost: 230 [+45 for corded] + 5 + 25.

5. Through regular postal service – There is an option for me to send it and for you to pay for the item when you pick it up locally from the post office. Use the Delivery Credentials Form for ordering. Shipping via Snail Mail (no AWB) @ 15 lei;

Total cost: 230 [+45 for corded] + 15.

6. Urgent Cargus payment & shipping – You can pay for the whole package @ 254 [+45 for corded] lei when it arrives.

7. Fan Courier payment & shipping – Should you prefer this method, you can pay for the whole package @ 246 [+45 for corded] lei when it arrives.

Usually shipping is carried out the next working day.

Return policy

The price for only the device (shipping excluded, meaning only 50 EUR) will be reimbursed in the following circumstances:

• No more than 60 days from the date you have received the device have passed;
• I am not asked for any fees for the returned item – I will not be accepting such items, so please be careful;
• The device is still in operational and physically not damaged.

Of course, you probably want the tire pressure sensors simulator device working with your Suzuki, so be sure to ask for help if need be. Please also be aware that this is not a plug & play device. A few steps are required in order for the device to calibrate and for the vehicle to learn it. Not hard, but just so you know. Find here the detailed setup instructions for the Iron Gates TPMS simulator module and at the beginning of this page the Demo video button.

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