Is The TST TPMS System TST34FR The Same As Part TST-507-INT-4-C?

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Is the 507 Series 4 Internal Sensor TPMS System Color Display and Repeater SKU TST-507-INT-4-C from TST https://tsttruck.com/507-series-4-internal-sensor-tpms-system-color-display-and-repeatertst-507-int-4-c.html the same as your TST TPMS - Color Display - Signal Booster - 4 Internal Tire Sensors Part Number: TST34FR?

asked by: Steven G

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Hello Steve, thanks for getting in touch. The TST 507 Series 4 Internal Sensor TPMS System Color Display and Repeater SKU TST-507-INT-4-C and our part # TST34FR are one and the same. We simply use our own unique part numbers for these in place of the manufacturer part numbers. This is to avoid any confusion over too many duplicate or similar part numbers.

expert reply by: Jesse M

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Jesse M.

12/22/2025

Hey Steve, did everything work out with the TST TPMS system once you confirmed it matched the manufacturer’s version? Knowing how it turned out could help others comparing the same part numbers.

Steven G.

12/22/2025

@JesseM The TPMS system from TST was a complete failure and an enormous waste of time. We were never able to get the sensors to program, despite carefully following the instructions. I even sent a video to TST support, and they confirmed I was doing everything correctly. Still, the system would not work. I then spent time on the phone with TST customer support, walking through the process step by step. Even with their guidance, the sensors would not pair. At the end of the call, the support rep essentially gave up and told me to “just keep trying.” That was the extent of their solution. After this frustrating experience, we returned the TST system and bought a TUSON TPMS, which was pre-programmed out of the box and worked immediately. No hassle. No wasted hours. It has been rock solid ever since. The TUSON system has already alerted us to a tire puncture via a low-pressure alarm and an overheating axle bearing—both issues that could have caused serious damage if missed. The difference between these two products is night and day. TST failed at the most basic requirement: working as advertised. TUSON did exactly what a safety system should do. To say the TUSON system has paid for itself would be an understatement. I would strongly advise anyone considering TST to look elsewhere. TUSON is vastly superior.

Jesse M.

12/23/2025

@StevenG Hey Steven, thanks for the detailed feedback! Sorry to hear the TST system led to such a bad experience. Nobody should have to go thru that. Even more disappointed the TST support rep didn't take care of you. Sounds like the system you received had some kind of defect. Anyway, it is great to hear the Tuson system is working out. Definitely adds some peace of mind knowing the system works and you will be alerted if anything is wrong. Thanks again for taking the time to share your experience. Here is to another year of safe travels! Don't hesitate to reach out if you need anything! Have a great Christmas!

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