Roger | Founder, Longwei Parts
I came to automotive through electronics — ten years working with component specs, supplier networks, and the kind of quality gaps that don't show up until something fails in the field.
Two years ago I moved into automotive parts full-time. The advantage wasn't starting fresh — it was already knowing which factories actually produce for the brands independent shops trust. Longwei Parts is built on those relationships: OEM-quality manufacturing, without the brand markup passed down the chain.
Before this, I ran marketing at Fortune 500 companies and led teams across multinational operations. That background shapes how we run the business: clear specs, honest lead times, no overselling.
We exist for independent shops and international buyers who want reliable parts at fair prices — and who've been let down enough times to care about where something actually comes from.
Shanghai-based. Shipping worldwide.
Quick AnswerFor a Land Rover Discovery (2005–2016 models), the correct TPMS sensor is typically a 433MHz clamp-in type. Before ordering, verify your vehicle’s build date,…
Quick AnswerFor a Porsche Cayenne, always verify the TPMS sensor frequency (most models use 433MHz, but early models may use 315MHz) and confirm the sensor…
Quick AnswerCLC CLASS vehicles use 433MHz TPMS sensors that are cross-compatible with many Chinese-brand models, including Avatr, Changan, Deepal, and Mazda. The BH-Sens BL-ST-028 sensor…
Quick AnswerTPMS relearn on a Buick is required after rotating tires, replacing sensors, or installing new wheels. The process can be done via automatic drive…
Quick AnswerMost Mini models from 2007 onward use 433MHz TPMS sensors, but compatibility varies by year, system type (direct vs. indirect), and sensor programming. The…
Quick AnswerFor Kaicene vehicles using the BH-Sens 433MHz TPMS sensor (OE# 3601010BK01, 3601010MK01, 3601010MK51), the recommended installation torque is 35–40 Nm (25–30 ft-lb) for the…
Quick AnswerThe BL-ST-037 BH-Sens 433MHz TPMS sensor is designed for specific Fukang and Honda applications, not for GLB CLASS vehicles. To verify TPMS fitment for…
Quick AnswerVW vehicles require a TPMS relearn after sensor replacement or tire rotation. The procedure can be done via automatic relearn (driving), OBD2 scanner, or…
