Autel Maxi TPMS TS Sensor Programming 

Autel Maxi TPMS TS Sensor Programming 

A professional all-in-one solution for testing, programming, and relearning tire pressure sensors!

The Autel MaxiTPMS TS508 from Logic Parts is a specialized tool designed for servicing Tire Pressure Monitoring Systems. It helps technicians and workshops activate TPMS sensors, read sensor data, check TPMS system status, program compatible Autel MX-Sensors, and perform sensor relearn procedures. The device offers Quick Mode and Advanced Mode to complete both basic and comprehensive TPMS service tasks efficiently.

🔧Autel Maxi TPMS TS Sensor Programming Description:

• A specialized device for testing and programming TPMS tire pressure sensors.
• Activates tire pressure sensors and reads their operating data and status.
• Helps diagnose the condition of the vehicle’s Tire Pressure Monitoring System.
• Supports programming compatible Autel MX-Sensors.
• Provides instructions for relearning sensor positions on supported vehicles.
• Connects to the vehicle through the OBDII port for supported diagnostic and relearn procedures.
• Suitable for tire shops, automotive service centers, and TPMS technicians.

✅ Autel Maxi TPMS TS Sensor Programming Features:

• Supports Quick Mode for fast access to essential TPMS testing and programming functions.
• Includes Advanced Mode for complete system diagnosis, sensor programming, and relearn procedures.
• Reads TPMS sensor identification numbers stored in the vehicle’s ECU.
• Compares the sensor ID with the identification number registered in the vehicle.
• Reads and clears TPMS diagnostic trouble codes with detailed fault descriptions.
• Supports generating new identification numbers for compatible Autel MX-Sensors.
• Copies sensor IDs through the OBDII port to compatible Autel MX-Sensors.
• Can program multiple compatible MX-Sensors during one service session, depending on vehicle support.
• Features a color display for clear menu navigation and data reading.
• Equipped with a practical protective housing and rubber exterior for workshop use.

🧰 Autel Maxi TPMS TS Sensor Programming Uses:

• Used to activate tire pressure sensors and read their information.
• Helps identify sensor IDs and check sensor condition before replacement.
• Used to diagnose TPMS system faults and read trouble codes.
• Clears TPMS fault codes after completing the necessary repair or maintenance.
• Programs compatible Autel MX-Sensors using new or copied sensor data.
• Supports sensor relearn procedures and assigns sensor positions to the vehicle’s control unit.
• Displays vehicle-specific relearn instructions directly on the device screen.
• Suitable for checking sensors after tire replacement, tire rotation, or replacement of a faulty TPMS sensor.

📦 Autel Maxi TPMS TS Sensor Programming  Specifications:

• Brand: Autel.
• Model: MaxiTPMS TS508.
• Device type: TPMS diagnostic, programming, and service tool.
• Display: Color TFT screen.
• Screen resolution: 320 × 240 pixels.
• Battery: Rechargeable 3.7V lithium-polymer battery.
• Battery capacity: 3200 mAh.
• Operating temperature: 0°C to 50°C.
• Storage temperature: -20°C to 70°C.
• Dimensions: Approximately 215 × 105 × 37 mm.
• Weight: Approximately 0.39 kg.
• Connection: Mini USB 2.0 port.
• Software updates: Device updates according to Autel’s applicable update policy.
• Category: Tire sensor testing and programming tools.

📦 Usage and Storage Tips:

• Confirm device and function compatibility with the vehicle make, model, and year before purchasing.
• Select the correct vehicle manufacturer, model, and production year before starting any procedure.
• Sensor programming functions are intended for compatible Autel MX-Sensors.
• Turn off the vehicle ignition before connecting or disconnecting the OBDII cable.
• Keep the device dry and away from water, oil, and excessive moisture.
• Use the correct charging cable and compatible accessories.
• Fully charge the battery before starting diagnostic or programming procedures.
• Store the device in its protective case away from excessive heat and impact.
• The device should preferably be operated by a technician experienced in TPMS systems and automotive diagnostics.