🔧 Autel MaxiTPMS TS508 - TPMS Relearn/Reset/Diagnosis Tire Sensor DTCs Tool with Extra Screen Wiper - Advanced Mode Diagnostic Scan for Sensor ID (Similar to TS401/TS408/TS501) Review

TS508 combined with MX sensors has everything I need for used car repair. Great price and ease of use. Built like a brick and built to last in business. Amazing value!

This tool works great on my 2015 Tacoma. It can scan and activate OEM sensor IDs in 5 minutes. It's pretty handy and the on-screen instructions are impressive, depending on the car model and year. It even tells you if the batteries are still good. great product, highly recommended!

Used on a 2017 Chevy Trax and 2014 Nissan Altima with the TPMS lights on. Worked well because the Trax had duplicate IDs in the same tire due to mis-programming in the shop. It was possible to extract the source codes from the ECM and reprogram the sensor. The lost Altima signal from the bus could be read and re-learned via OBDII.

This TPMS tool was a great buy for the shop owner thanks to autel tpms programmable sensors. The cost of this device was very affordable compared to other competitors, it works as a standalone tool or you can use other autel scan tools in combination with this tpms tool. Ideal for tire rotation or TPMs diagnostics. I highly recommend this tool.

First of all, it comes with an amazing professional carrying case. This is a good quality signal. For me that's a big plus. Second, it's easy to use. I just followed the instruction manual. Almost 0 learning curve. He instructed me to change the tire sensors step by step. For a second I even wondered if I was a professional technician. Last but not least, there are free updates for life, which means there are no additional costs. Conclusion: Totally worth the money. 5 Stars.

This tool clones sensors. It was working fine on my 2009 Tacoma when one of the sensors failed. The user interface is easy to navigate to read current sensors and Autel's programmable sensors are very easy to use. I just took the 6 digit sensor ID and wrote it into the new sensor and the light went out! I would recommend this if you need to do something with TPMS systems and don't want to pay the store. I believe this tool will also do Toyota OBDII acquisition and programming, but I haven't had

I bought this for my father who is a self employed mechanic and changes tires every now and then. As a layman, I was able to retrofit a TPMS sensor that the tire dealer had forgotten to retrofit for me when I changed the tire. It's counterintuitive when you want to add a new sensor to your control box (and don't have the old one anymore), and Autel's videos don't explain it very clearly. Browsing video sites for amateur tutorials sorted out my issues and overall it's very easy to use. I might…