🔧 Enhanced Autel MaxiTPMS TS501 TPMS Relearn Tool for All Brand Sensors - 2021 Newest Version with MX-Sensors Programming (315/433MHz), Key Fob Testing, Upgraded TS401/TS408 Review

I was considering buying a range of TPMS scanner/programmers but the TS501 turned out to be the right choice. On one of our cars I had to program the TPMS sensors in the wheels of the car - after updating the firmware I had no problem programming them. All you have to do is scan each sensor, connect the TS501 to the OBD-II port and pass the IDs of the new sensors to the vehicle. In our other car, our "TPMS" warning light came on - I found that one of the four sensors had a dead battery. The…

I bought a 2014 Subaru BRZ with non-original rims. The TPS sensors have not been programmed into the machine. The guys at 2 Hibdons Tire Centers couldn't figure out how to program it and the dealership asked for $300. Some solutions require the purchase of two different hardware components: 1 to activate and/or read sensor codes and 1 to program the TPS sensor via the ODB II connector. This tool does both. It's pretty simple: select your vehicle's make and model and place the top of the tool…

This tool can do almost anything except for one rare thing that I needed it for. TPMS replacement units are designed to work in many vehicles. Each vehicle may have a different protocol and enabling it will set up the TPMS unit with the correct protocol for that vehicle. For example, if your 7003a DILL Redi-Sensor Auto is configured for a 2015/7 Ford F-150, your attempts to activate it for a Toyota RAV4 will NOT work. It looks like the TPMS block is dead. But it's not. Install your Ford scan…

I have a business in Hawaii and I can't get my trucks through security with the tire lights on. All of my original sensors died and I had to find a way to replace them. This tool is the perfect solution. When using an Autel sensor, I manually program the sensor to have the ID of the sensor I want to replace. The truck is only looking for a specific ID, so no ID will do. I replaced 8 sensors on my truck but the tire light still came on and showed low voltage on some sensors even though they…

Product far superior to ATEQ QuickSet TPMS Reset Tool. You must have BOTH machines to do this machine's job. Worked for Subaru 2018. After examining the car, it took a few minutes to read the new generic TPMS sensors in winter tires and then write them to the car's computer via the car's OBD port. PERFECT. This device, unlike the ones above, does not require a computer, it has the latest software and a color display with clear instructions. It took me, a total newbie, about 15 minutes to read…

Edit 07/2021: I recently used this on a 2008 Honda Fit with Atuel MX gauges. These are the new MX 1 converters with 315 MHz and 433 MHz for universal applications. My biggest problem was updating the TS501 to use the new sensors. It was a little tricky, first you had to set up an account and everything else. In addition, the device could not read a sensor after the update. If this is the case for you, make sure your region is still correct. Then turn off the device, remove the SD card, wait a…

I have extra wheels and tires for winter driving so I change wheels a few times a year. I'm a do-it-yourselfer so I don't want to drive half an hour or more to my Subaru dealership and sit for a few hours while they reprogram my TPMS sensors and clear the trouble codes. . I figured this tool would pay for itself $80 or more every time, and I'd have a new tool. I'm incredibly impressed with the quality and functionality of the TS501. The first one I received had a problem but they quickly…

This product is a piece of junk. I bought it for a very simple task - to help my car relearn the sensors installed on a different wheel set (winter set) that was previously installed on a different make/model of car. My original sensors and "new" sensors had the same frequency and I checked their compatibility between the two cars. So the problem is that you have to select your car's make/model when using the sensor check/ping tool, and if you don't know which car the 'new' sensors are from…

I bought this tool at a reduced price but not by much. I have a 2011 Dodge Nitro that I installed a third party sensor that I wanted to use to reset. The dealer charged me almost $60 just to reprogram the sensor, but I found out later that my car didn't have this feature. The only way to program it is to inflate the tires to the desired psi and drive at a reduced speed for a short period of time. My sensor showed it couldn't be found so I bought this tool. I tried disconnecting the battery on…