AUTEL MaxiTPMS TS508 Overview and Demo 

🤣 Thanks Bill ... Have a great weekend

Thanks Davion 😁👍 Hope you have been welll

Thanks Larry 😁 Hope you have been well

Very happy with the results. can't wait to use it again.. Thanks Buddy

Thanks buddy... stay safe

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Thanks Brian ... btw.. loved your video on the forward/reverse switch... stay safe😁👍

Yep... Thanks for watching. Stay safe Kelly

Thanks for watching buddy... Have a great weekend

Me either I do tires everyday. But Nissan is a pain.

Good to know .. Thanks for watching. Stay Safe

@@OneMechanic Always will.

@@jtr990 how do you program 16 sensors at once?

@@LynxStarAuto Under the TS508's "Quick Mode" or "Advanced Mode," select the make, model, and year of the vehicle you're working on. Then select "Program Sensor." Finally, select "Auto Create 1-16 Sensors." The tool will detect how many blank Autel MX-Sensors there are within 4 inches of the tool. Keep other MX-Sensors you don't want to program 4 feet away from the tool. After clicking "Yes" to the specified amount of sensors you want to program, the tool will give out a random sensor ID to each sensor. Programming 16 blank Autel MX-Sensors is useful if you have a fleet of four cars of the same make, model, and year. In my case, programming 4 Autel MX-Sensors at the same time is plenty enough. Especially, when I have to deal with different vehicles on a daily basis.

Thanks for the information 😁👍

Yep... lol ... Have a great weekend

Thanks Darrian .... Hope you are well..

🤣🤣🤣 To funny brother. Have a great weekend

Pretty sure the "P" is for "Promotional" cuz lots of 'em are going for cheap on eBay. Mechanics who popped for the sensor packages ain't stupid. 🙂

That is a good point. I didnt think about that... 😁👍 Thanks Howard

Only the autels

It has to be the Autel.. You can check the status of OEM but only Autel to program.

On my 08 Chev, you have to plug into your OBD port. Let the scanner read what it has stored and then program four new Autel sensors with those IDs. That is what I did for my truck. As far as I know it won't program the ECM. It just programs Autel TPMS sensors.

@@OneMechanic i got into the relearn mode with the Autel scanner, under the advance button. I had put a new ac/delco tpms in. The advance feature allows autel to link everything and activate the relearn mode for the ecu. I didnt have to install an autel sensor. I was in a hurry so wasnt able to record the steps but it is capable of reload/program ac delco sensors. Thanks for the response. When I do the front wheel monitors with the other 2 ac delco sensors I have, Ill try to video for reference on how to do it.

@bernardolson7817 I'm glad that it worked and now I know... stay safe

They would have to be Autel tpms sensors.. I have only used this on GMC and Ford trucks. It was easy to copy the original s/n from the ecm and program the Autel sensors... other manufacturers I have no clue

Hey thanks for the reply I purchased one of these 508's with 12 sensors and will see if I can program the other sensors I already purchased since I can't really send them back at this point. @@OneMechanic

It will only program the Autel Sensors. But you can do the position relearn and check the status of any sensor.

I honestly don't know. I have only used it for tpms sensors on GMC and Ford trucks..

@@OneMechanic its a bit of a mine field out there for OBD readers. some will only work with certain brands, some won't even put out a engine light on the dash. looking through the amount of choice on Amazon, I really don't know what to buy. They all seemed to be knocked out in China. I have Ford, Chrysler and dodge vehicles and haven't a clue what would be the right OBD reader for me.

I totally understand and the SnapOn, Mac and Bosch are just crazy priced. My last garage we had a Can-Do. It was mainly for doing big trucks but was also a generic OBD scanner. It was decent but didn't like jeeps. I have a small handheld Launch at home. It's about ten years old and it works well for just a reader. I always hear good things about the Autel but I have never used one so I don't know. I'm now a mobile Tech working on cranes and aerials and I do very little on the chassis side so I'm kinda out of the loop. If I was to look, I would look at Launch because I had such good luck with my old one or try Autel. Good luck and stay safe.

Thank you! Cheers!

I'm not sure because I haven't tried on a Toyota.. but they do work gmc, chevrolet and Ford trucks...

I hope you like it . Stay safe