Hi Rick, appreciate an excellent tutorial on TPMS sensor replacement. I was about to order the Autel TPMS tool/sensor set, but I found the XTool combo a lot cheaper. So I came to UA-cam to look for relevant reviews and tutorials. Yours gives me the confidence to buy the Xtool set(I have a Lexus)! I'll take a chance on one or two defective sensors since they are 33% less expensive. Good Job, Sir!
I have a serial number on the box and some kind of an activation code on the other side of the box that may be for the sensor not sure. Can I get this upgraded using a serial number to trace down my activation code? And was your call costly?
I am also having a lot of issues with this device and the problem I see is that there is almost no detailed tutorials in youtube or any other website autel seems to be a far superior option for this task since it looks more intuitive for a home DIY like myself . I will try tech support and see how it goes so far, I kind of regret purchasing this product
@@dgoulian that is not true. It only PROGRAMS their sensors. But many/MOST tpms sensors that you buy are already programmed. You can use the TP150 to tell your ECU via the OBDII connector what the NEW sensor is. The only advantage to getting the TP100 programmable sensors is you can "Clone" the old sensor serial numbers to the new sensors, and then you don't have to tell the ECU anything. It will think your new sensors are the old ones.
Anyone have any luck using this on a Toyota Prius? I have a 2010. And an eBay seller claiming to be the official store is claiming it will not work with my car.
So u ended usong discount tire to do the complete work? U juat bought a new sensor, with an xtool bundle, so the Xtool really did t do anything, u could just bought the sensor and have it re-learn from the truck? I spend about 900 dls, trying to reset the tpms, and all the scanner and xtool does is give instructions on how to put my truck into learning mode, which really didnt read any codes, i was very disappointed, i think i am returning all of it... the xtool d7 and the stool tpms tool... 😮💨😮💨
Discount Tire only broke the bead on the tire to mount the new sensor - thats why they only charged me $5. I did the re-programming with the sensor tool.
Help! I really need a support phone number to call Alex or any human to help me upgrade my TPMS 150. I did NOT get an owners manual. Can you send me a contact phone number? I really need to talk to a human. Also is it an international phone number? Any Help is greatly appreciated. Thank you
Hi Rick, appreciate an excellent tutorial on TPMS sensor replacement. I was about to order the Autel TPMS tool/sensor set, but I found the XTool combo a lot cheaper. So I came to UA-cam to look for relevant reviews and tutorials. Yours gives me the confidence to buy the Xtool set(I have a Lexus)! I'll take a chance on one or two defective sensors since they are 33% less expensive. Good Job, Sir!
I have a serial number on the box and some kind of an activation code on the other side of the box that may be for the sensor not sure. Can I get this upgraded using a serial number to trace down my activation code? And was your call costly?
hello does this tool have land rover on it thanks
I am also having a lot of issues with this device and the problem I see is that there is almost no detailed tutorials in youtube
or any other website
autel seems to be a far superior option for this task since it looks more intuitive for a home DIY like myself .
I will try tech support and see how it goes
so far, I kind of regret purchasing this product
Can I used denso sensor with this tool? Or dorman
One of the drawbacks to this tool is you must use their sensors.
@@dgoulian that is not true. It only PROGRAMS their sensors. But many/MOST tpms sensors that you buy are already programmed. You can use the TP150 to tell your ECU via the OBDII connector what the NEW sensor is. The only advantage to getting the TP100 programmable sensors is you can "Clone" the old sensor serial numbers to the new sensors, and then you don't have to tell the ECU anything. It will think your new sensors are the old ones.
Anyone have any luck using this on a Toyota Prius? I have a 2010. And an eBay seller claiming to be the official store is claiming it will not work with my car.
So u ended usong discount tire to do the complete work? U juat bought a new sensor, with an xtool bundle, so the Xtool really did t do anything, u could just bought the sensor and have it re-learn from the truck? I spend about 900 dls, trying to reset the tpms, and all the scanner and xtool does is give instructions on how to put my truck into learning mode, which really didnt read any codes, i was very disappointed, i think i am returning all of it... the xtool d7 and the stool tpms tool... 😮💨😮💨
Discount Tire only broke the bead on the tire to mount the new sensor - thats why they only charged me $5. I did the re-programming with the sensor tool.
10$ is crazy when shops over here charge $75 for each sensor
They no longer include any TPMS sensors.
Help! I really need a support phone number to call Alex or any human to help me upgrade my TPMS 150. I did NOT get an owners manual. Can you send me a contact phone number? I really need to talk to a human. Also is it an international phone number? Any Help is greatly appreciated. Thank you
There is no number to talk to XTOOL that I know of. But they are very responsive to an email: xtoolonline@outlook.com
What help phone number did you call for x tool tech support?? can you send it to me? thanks