Review on 🔧 Autel TS508 TPMS Relearn Tool with Sensor Kit - Upgrade of TS501, TS408 - Program MX-Sensors, Activate/Relearn All Sensors, Read/Clear TPMS DTCs by Mike Ken

I bought a TPMS tool (Autel TS508) early Sunday morning and Revain received it Monday evening. So there is nowhere better. The tool case is well made and holds all parts very well. It included all of the following (TS508 tool, OBDII cable, USB charging data cable + socket, 8 MX sensors - 4315MHz - 4433MHz, magnet, quick start guide and manual. I bought the Autel TS508 tool because it activates, writes and all Relearning Autel MX sensors. And yes, this tool does all this ONLY with Autel sensors. But I'm good at it as I now have a tool that can handle any programming needs. I believe it can read other sensors, but can't program or relearn them. I have a 2013 Mazda 3 HB which, like most metal sensor stems, will find that they will eventually leak and need to be replaced. Sensors for my car at the dealership are between $100 and $150 each According to retailer Autel MX sensors are between $25 and $35 depending on where you bought what I like best about the sensors besides the price is that they have interchangeable legs I wanted my new sensors with the G Install the rubber feet that come with the MX sensors so I no longer have to worry about the corrosion that usually accompanies metal rods. I haven't used the tool yet, but will update when I switch my winter tires to all-season tires with sensors.