Programming, replacing, and calibrating TPMS sensors has never been easier, no matter which type of vehicle comes through your shop. Here is the TPMS equipment ADAS Depot offers to let you keep tire repairs in-house.
Foxwell Tech's line of TMPS equipment. Their TPMS equipment covers over 10,000 makes/models (reach out for more information) and their TPMS sensors come with a 2 year guarantee*
We carry multiple types of TPMS diagnostic tools and tablets from the top names in the industry, with sophisticated sensor replacement capabilities. These tools in our lineup will range from devices specific to TPMS programming all the way to full-blown diagnostic tools capable of comprehensive pre/post scans, live data readings, and code-clearing functions. Whether you need a unitasker or multitasker, you can find options with all the features you need to repair your customers’ vehicles.
With very few exceptions for specialty vehicles, these general-purpose, universal, programmable sensors can replace the original tire pressure sensor on a vehicle with TPMS.
Some are specialized for specific manufacturers, while others can be programmed—and reprogrammed—countless times for different vehicles as needed.
These sensors come with wireless Bluetooth programming so you can program them for practically any vehicle you work on in a matter of a few clicks.
Most tire pressure sensors come with either metal or rubber valves, depending on the manufacturer.
However, both types of valves have the same functionality. The type you choose largely comes down to preference based on the style, look, and feel. There isn’t a difference between the two in terms of functionality.
For your convenience, we offer TPMS packages that ensure your shop services your customers on day one. These include both the diagnostic/TPMS device and a set of sensors so you can handle diagnostics in-house. Most TPMS packages typically include 20 high-quality sensors, but the quantity depends on the package you’re purchasing.
Calibrations may be your shop’s bread and butter, but if you’re trying to offer full-service repairs for your customers, having TPMS programming tools can be a game-changer. It enables you to stay competitive with dealerships and other collision repair centers while performing any type of repair your customer needs—whether it’s due to a nail going through the tire in exactly the wrong spot or a sideswipe collision that damages multiple sensors.
Federal standards require all new cars and trucks to have a TPMS that can detect and warn the driver when the vehicle’s tires are below standard cold inflation pressure. Therefore, if your shop is working on newer vehicles, being able to service TPMS keeps your customers compliant with these regulations. In addition, having TPMS equipment on site in your shop helps you retain customers for future repairs. It also protects you from liability if the vehicle you service is involved in an accident or collision while using the system you repaired.
Much like our ADAS diagnostic tools, our XTool, Foxwell, and Autel TPMS tools cover a range of Asian, European, and North American vehicle manufacturers. This gives you the ability to service all types of vehicles that come into your shop for TPMS repairs. At ADAS Depot, this is part of our effort to provide the full-system diagnostic and repair capabilities your shop needs. We want you to be able to provide service to more and more customers and keep your business’s brand ambassadors coming back.
Not sure which package of ADAS calibration equipment for sale is right for your shop? Reach out to us by calling us at (925) 566-8545 or email us today. Our experts will help you figure out the mobile ADAS calibration equipment that’s best for your shop’s needs.
