MaxiTPMS® TS501 Pro is a new generation TPMS diagnostic and maintenance tool designed for activating all known TPMS sensors, reading TPMS sensor status, checking TPMS system health, programming MX-Sensors, and sensor location learning. It is the ideal solution for TPMS diagnostic and service needs.
• Trigger/activate all known TPMS sensors
• Read sensor ID, pressure, temperature and battery voltage (varies based on original sensor)
• Multiple ways to program Autel MX-Sensors, covering 99% of vehicles
• Broadest OBD relearning coverage (OBDII cable included)
• Read sensor ID from ECU and compare with active sensor ID
• 25% lower or higher tire pressure warning (applies to some vehicles)
• TPMS status screen for quick TPMS health check Read/clear TPMS trouble codes (fault code descriptions are available on the tool)
• Programming to create 1-16 MX-Sensors simultaneously in batches
• Relearning procedure guide on the tool
• 2 or more new ID relearn type options for over 50% of vehicles
• Original sensor information and tool tech tips
• Check Autel MX-Sensor ID, pressure, temperature and battery voltage
• Check key FOB
• Lifetime free software updates via Maxi PC Suite using USB cable
• Built-in rechargeable lithium-ion battery
• Compact and ergonomically designed for easy portability
• Multi-language support
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