I actually happened to use the Autel MX 1-Sensors. You wouldn't believe how quickly a box of 20 came and went, especially winter tire season.

@GarageMahalLife

3 жыл бұрын

Oh yeah, as fast as I stock them, they are gone... using the dual freq ones saves a lot of headache.

@jtr990

3 жыл бұрын

@@GarageMahalLife Indeed.

@kuken1076

2 жыл бұрын

Chao anh .minh program mx 1 sensor nhu the nao anh truong

Nice Demo, (Thank you) but how do you get anything done in that Garage?? There is no room to hardly move..

@GarageMahalLife

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, it filled up quick. I Would say lean and mean, but it's more mean than lean... working on a rapid expansion.

Can you do this if it’s already installed on the wheel as long as the PSI is 0?

@GarageMahalLife

2 жыл бұрын

You can activate the sensor. But they typically like to have at least 5lbs to fully activate...

How would you compare this one vs TS508? 508 is cheaper, why did you decide to go with TS601? Thanks.

@GarageMahalLife

2 жыл бұрын

They both seem comparable, 508 seems to be the newer model, but off the same platform. At the time I purchased, the 601 came with 8 sensors as a kit. Honestly at my time of purchase, the only difference in my opinion.

Can you push a new sensor code to the ECU via obd?

@GarageMahalLife

3 жыл бұрын

Yes on most brands if needed

Can you re learn and register in to the vehicle ecu a new sensor that is not Autel mx brand ? for example i might have a original Renault tpms sensor ot Toyota sensor or ane after market brand ? does it have to be only autel MX sensors ? thanks

@GarageMahalLife

Жыл бұрын

You can clone and or read the signal of a sensor that is not Autel. I honestly have not tried. But you should be able to read it, then write it to the ecu. As long as the tpms sensors are pre programmed.

Can you activate a sensor that has been mounted but does not have any pSI?

@GarageMahalLife

2 жыл бұрын

Yes you can.

My friend I have same this one when i want do a new sensor is not reading both now and old

@GarageMahalLife

2 жыл бұрын

Restart the unit and make sure it is fully charged

What you use to remove the mayflower lettering

@GarageMahalLife

7 ай бұрын

Wd40, peels right off.

@ss454gm

7 ай бұрын

Good deal I just got my combo in the other day and wanting to but different stickers on mine too. I tried a heat gun thinking it maybe a sticker but didn’t peel

TS601 is not reading IDs from the car if you have broken sensor. On BMW G30 2019.

@GarageMahalLife

Жыл бұрын

You can get it from the ECM through your OBDII

I heard this tool can only reprogram mx tpms sensors

@GarageMahalLife

2 жыл бұрын

Yes and no... it can read new sensors and then write them to the ecm/cpu.

@fowvee

2 жыл бұрын

This tool is designed to work with Autel sensors. You can read any brand of sensor but to program the sensor it must be compatible with the Autel brand. I have learned that another company named CGSulit also sells sensors that are compatible with the Autel tool. The CGSulit TPMS80 is nearly identical to the Autel TS508 except the TPMS80 has a code reader in place of the TS508 key fob activation feature. If you buy a different brand of sensor then ensure that the sensor that you buy has been programmed for the vehicle you intend to install them on.

These sensor technology is nothing but a money grab by corp and a pain in the ass when they fail. Also having Summer and Winter tires and having to switch over every year does not help. Good old tire pressure checkup by hand is much easier cheaper and takes way less time...Having to buy this tool is expensive and hardly worthwhile if you are a layman as you still have to take the tires off testing programming relearning on and on...Ridiculous technology and overkill using "safety" as a way to milk money out of consumers. Not your fault Brian. I am sure there is plenty of fixing that is available to you other than this crap.

@GarageMahalLife

2 жыл бұрын

All good, I kind of like it on the newer cars and trucks, gives you an exact pressure on your dash per tire. But yeah, I know.

@NETWizzJbirk

Жыл бұрын

Oh bullshit. People don't typically check tires nor walk around their car before driving. You have people driving around with 18 PSI in their tires because they don't have TPMS. Those with TPMS are generally not more than 5 PSI low if the system is working.

@AndreasBrOlesen

Жыл бұрын

I have TPMS on my two vehicles and my motorcycle. The system have saved me several times by warning me of a puncture before the tire pressure gets critical. It have saved me two times on my motorcycle. Without it I would have been stranded at least twice.