Autel Trumps Snap On in the TPMS Game
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- čas přidán 8. 08. 2019
- Quick review and run thru on the one that definitely beats Snap On tpms4.
The TS508 is a all in one tpms tool covering 98% of vehicles out on the market.
paired with the new style MX sensors it's a slam dunk on any tpms jobs.
The new style MX sensors are 100% universal on 315 and 433 MHz all in one.
Also the quick Snap-On or Clamp-In valves makes it a easy way to keep the stock look.
Check out below.
Autel TS508 TPMS Tool
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I know this tool is a few years old but let me know in the comments if you guys would like to see this one in use.
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I have the same Autel TPMS tool. I love that tool works awesome and I've had many different ones. Including Snap On in my arsenal.
can you program an autel tpms with a snap on tool?
Definitely the best I've ever used! KAG 2020! GREAT VIDEO AND REVIEW MAN!
Great video JRC54
I just bought the Autel TS501. This scanner is all in one for TPMS. It ID's each sensor and gives battery, temp and pressure. It such a great tool, and the price is very reasonable.
I just bought the TS501 also. I think the only difference between this one and the 508 is the quick mode stuff where you can program up to 16 at once and similar big shop functions. The 501 can do the same tasks, but is geared more towards the DIY or smaller shop that doesn't need duplication and quick programming.of multiple devices. I think I made the right choice since I fall in the DIY category and this tool does more than I need. I only wish it did more OBDII related stuff as icing on the cake, like reading trouble codes etc. because I could use a tool like that as well. Why not combine them. Databyter
Yea that's kinda cool with the autel were that you can place the tpms with in the tool and pre program before actually installing in the rim Its seems more convenient rather than installing a sensor than once the job is done and then come to find out that the light is still on the cluster than halfing to use a scanner to walk around the whole car to reprogram or to test weather each sensor is operating properly which is more time consuming
The TS 608 is a good tool and it has lifetime updates, Autel also has online tpms coverage websites to let you know that your tool will do it. I will say that if you ever are having trouble with the tool make sure it is updated because it will drive you nuts when it doesn't work right. When it works right it's a super quick and can make you money.
I used to feel that I have to have a stand-a-lone unit but now I just need the job at hand done! so I always use a scanner where I can to complete tasks....and yes the ts508 along with autel sensors gives great coverage, i'v had the ts508 since it came out and works great, I still use my ts401(its still being updated as of 1 month ago) and also have the matco mdmaxtpms and obd2 module....its like the scanners you cant get away with just one....good vid jim
I what to buy it
How much is it
Dose it do the Nissan sensor rest after rotation as you need tool to put car in learn mode first
Ateq 56 is probably the best aftermarket tpms tool I’ve came across it smokes the Autel it can program different types of tpms sensors and set up is a breeze
But I heard it cannot program autel or dorman sensors unless they’ve updated their firmware.
New TPMS5 from Snap-on is to be released in early September. Stand alone unit !!!
will it work on an 05 toyota tundra? i installed the mx sensors but the obd isnt reading them....thank
Will this tool program and relearn OE GM, Ford, and Chrysler sensors?
Good video. Thanks
I'm not gonna complain when it was free from my snap on dealer when I bought my Solus legend
yes post us the tool review
If autel had the aftermarket sensor coverage I would agree but you can only use their sensors the atecv56 is an awesome tool
I haven't had any issues using the autel with other tpms sensors yet
@@JRC54 from what I have seen it will do everything but program aftermarket sensors it will only program thiers
This is completely false. The Autel TPMS tool will work with many sensors in the aftermarket. VDO, Jon-Dow, Ori-Tek, and all OE sensors. These tools can also do relears on any pre programmed sensors. czcams.com/video/vwMxHx8WoYw/video.html
Flash Performance it will work with but will it program aftermarket sensors that’s the big question..it will work with and relearn most sensors but will it program a blank aftermarket sensor
@@mudbugsoff-road4081 "Will it Clone other aftermarket sensors" the answer to that is no. It will not clone other manufacturers blank sensors. Here is a video I did on what sensors and types it will work with. czcams.com/video/vwMxHx8WoYw/video.html Your original comment was about aftermarket sensor coverare. There are a lot of sensors the Autel tool works with is what I was getting at. The perception that it only works with Autel sensors is incorrect.
Anyone know if you can program an autel tpms with a snap on tool?
Great video to share! Please keep in touch with the Autel Tech Support team any time you have questions or issues during a TPMS service or repair. Our team is ready by phone to support resolving your issue quick and fast to get you back to work!
Thank you. Will do. You guys may send any items or tools to test and review. My contact info is in video description
Is the sensors will work on 09 Lexus rx350?
I’ve been going back and forth about which TPMS tool to pick up. I’ve heard of deals with buying the Autel sensors and getting the tool for free but I never seem to find them.
Napa flyer
it can only program Autel sensors?
These tools can also program VDO, John-Dow, Ori-Teck, and all OE sensors czcams.com/video/vwMxHx8WoYw/video.html
I have the older autel tpms tool, can’t remember the name of it. It won’t work on a lot of the cars I work on and when it can it’s slow and kinda just junk really. Which is why I then bought the Tpms4. On some domestic cars the Tpms4 is doesn’t work very well. But the autel does in those cases. So between the two I’m pretty well covered. But in hindsight I wish I’d just bought this newer autel tool instead. But oh well.
It only works with Mx sensors?
IBU OR UBME yes that’s all
It programs only MX sensors, it can read & verify 98% all OEM's, also you dont always need to program you can do it manually with the vehicle.
czcams.com/video/vwMxHx8WoYw/video.html
Everything trumps Snap On 🤣
New Level Auto it’s all about programming
Autel sucks I never been lucky with them. I set tire pressures and a test drive works for me for them picky customers
Tpms 5 kills all others
Autel promotions claim free updates.
It's true have had one for two years they send emails when updates come out just plug in go to autel website and update.
Stay away from the Snap on TPMS5 not worth the $ customer support tried updating 3 times in one day never did work its 3 weeks old snap on days are numbered
Bet you can't do Hyundai and Kia with that crap.
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