The Autel MXSENSOMVK 315 and 433 MHz MX-Sensor is a versatile and reliable solution for professional automotive technicians and mechanics. This programmable universal TPMS sensor is engineered to provide broad vehicle coverage, streamlining inventory and enhancing service efficiency in the workshop. It combines both 315 MHz and 433 MHz frequencies into a single sensor, making it a comprehensive replacement for a vast array of original equipment sensors.
Key Features
- Broad Vehicle Coverage: Replaces 98-99% of OE sensors for domestic, Asian, and European passenger vehicles, pickups, and light commercial vehicles, significantly reducing the need for extensive sensor inventory.
- Dual-Frequency Compatibility: Integrates both 315 MHz and 433 MHz frequencies in one unit, simplifying part selection and ensuring compatibility with most TPMS-equipped vehicles.
- Effortless Programming: Designed for seamless integration with Autel TPMS programming tools, allowing for wireless programming even when the sensor is already mounted on the wheel. Supports 100% ID cloning to eliminate complex relearn procedures when replacing existing sensors.
- Robust and Durable Construction: Manufactured to meet or exceed OEM standards for durability and frequency strength, featuring an automotive-grade battery for extended life and superior performance in diverse conditions.
- Interchangeable Valve Stems: Features an exclusive "PRESS release valve design" that enables easy, tool-free interchangeability between rubber and metal valve stems, optimizing installation flexibility.
- Quality Assurance: Each MX-Sensor is rigorously tested and certified to meet SAE standards J1205 and J1206, ensuring reliability and consistent performance.
Applications
The Autel MX-Sensor is an ideal solution for tire shops, general repair facilities, and automotive service centers performing TPMS repairs and maintenance. It is suitable for replacing faulty or expired direct TPMS sensors on a wide range of vehicles, including popular models from manufacturers across North America, Europe, and Asia. This sensor helps mechanics efficiently address TPMS warning lights caused by low tire pressure, dead sensor batteries, or sensor malfunctions, ensuring vehicle safety and compliance.
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