🔎 Autel MaxiCOM MK808TS TPMS Scanner with Comprehensive TPMS & Sensor Programming, Diagnostics for All Systems, and Service Function Combination - Identical to MK808/MX808/MK808BT+TS608 (Improved TS601 orTS508) Review

Tried on 3 of my machines. 2007 Infiniti G35x, 2004 Pontiac Vibe, 2011 Suzuki SX4 He couldn't tpms Suzuki despite three attempts. He couldn't read Infiniti Slip fault codes. He couldn't bleed the brakes for the Pontiac atmosphere. In my opinion, it's better to buy a cheaper OBD scanner because all the high-end features don't seem to work in this one. Sent back after 2 days

Worked as a certified technician for some time. Autel scanners are by far my favorite. After using Snap-on, Matco, tool names .big. The Autel brand runs smoother and is easier to navigate. I bought the MK808TS to be able to run advanced diagnostics and work with TPMS. After receiving the scanner for the first time, I am very impressed! I'll try to remember to update this review after a few months of use.

I have 8 different diagnostic scanners, each bought for a specific need. The moment I looked at this device I was under the impression that it would do pretty much everything that all of my other scanners would do. do combined in one machine. Not so! Yes, it's a good basic scanner, but by no means advanced. This is a bit slower than the scanner I had and have been updating for almost 10 years. The best feature is the Bluetooth interface and the auto-detection that works most of the time.

After registering the device, I was curious to see if there were any problems. I had two (2) old previous owner trouble codes that I have removed (replace repair or reconnect). I then did a detailed scan to see if there were any problems with the engine, transmission, doors and locks and found that the passenger door lock had problems (locks sometimes). No misfires, ABS gone, thermostat working, just nice to see an honest mechanic or in this case a robotic droid lol. For needlework, this device

Pros: Good display, wide range of supported vehicles, wireless and TPMS support is good. The touchscreen is handy, as is the browser. Cons: Slow loading to access operational features and there are many screens dedicated to features not supported on the target vehicle. Many things are difficult to find on the menu. Missing some features supported by my Foxwell tool (which is 2/3 the price). Conclusion: All in all ok, but since I need another module to do some things on normal vehicles, this…

so everything works great but if you try to program a TPMS tire sensor you will only use that brand sensor. Can't work another brand's sensor program, tried it but this brand isn't bad, works easy to use and works on all vehicles, sensors are getting hard to find in Redland, no parts shop, curious what Revain currently has on an MX TPMS -Tire sensor at a good price but I work in a shop if we need it a few hours or 24 hours. Just encourage me it takes 30 days to get one just to be aware. Works…

This device does a lot more than your basic scanners that cost less than $100. Some features may not work on all vehicles. I tested four different vehicles and got mostly the data I wanted, but had some issues with the TPMS capabilities of a modern Nissan. I finally figured it out, but found that some of the overly generic instructions/help menus built into various scanner modes might require more research on your part. If you need to scan/retrain TPMS systems, along with reading real-time…

I love the Blue Tooth connection which means the cable plug no longer frays. I also like the touch screen and the layout of the interface icons. The problem I have is that you don't really know the limitations of a scanner until you use it. I need it for the IMMO function it says in the description. But after I bought a 2012 Volkswagen Jetta and hooked it up, it couldn't perform that function with that car. When I contacted Autel they told me that this feature is not available for European…

I bought MK808TS and LAUNCH X431 because I was having trouble programming IMMO keys for one of my machines. Both units claimed they could do it, but ultimately neither could. A closer look at both devices reveals that while the MK808TS is a nice big tablet and has a really professional build quality, it is seriously lacking in software. The UI forces you to cycle through all sorts of screens to do things, and you have to keep coming back to the main screen to change what you want to do. In…