TPMS
TPMS equipment for shops that service, diagnose, and stock tire pressure monitoring sensors across every vehicle that comes through the bay. The category holds OBDII diagnostic tools like the DY-46 and DY-47, retrofit and programmable sensors, replacement valve stems and cores, torque tools, service kits, and the storage cabinets and mobile carts that keep small parts organized.
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Complete TPMS Service Tool Kit
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DVT-PRO Multi-Frequency Programmable TPMS Sensor
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Retrofit TPMS Sensors Product
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DY-46 Diagnostic Tool with OBDII
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DY-47 Diagnostic Tool with Internal OBDII
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Grommet Pick Tool
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Grommet Removal Tool
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TPMS Sensor Valves – OEM Replacement Valve Stems
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Sensor/Service Kit/Tool Storage Cabinet
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JDI-SC45 Smart Cart: Mobile TPMS Storage Cart
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Mobile Tool Cart
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Tire Valves
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Torque Tool for Valve and Sensor
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Torque Wrench with Sockets
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TPMS 4-Way Valve Tool
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TPMS Replacement Valve Caps & Cores
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TPMS Service Kits
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TPMS Storage – Cabinets
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TPMS equipment splits cleanly into three jobs: reading a sensor, replacing or programming one, and keeping the small parts that go with either job organized and on hand.
Diagnostic tools
Two OBDII diagnostic tools cover sensor reading and triggering: the DY-46 diagnostic tool with OBDII, and the DY-47, which carries its OBDII connection internally.
Sensors: retrofit versus programmable
Retrofit TPMS sensors replace a failed factory sensor with a matching part, while the DVT-PRO multi-frequency programmable sensor and the TPMS valve stem/pro-select programmable sensor starter kit let a shop program one sensor design to cover multiple vehicle protocols instead of stocking a sensor per make. Which approach makes sense depends on how wide a range of vehicles come through the bay.
Service tools and storage
Day-to-day TPMS work runs on a set of small, specific tools: the 4-way valve tool, valve stem puller, T6 screwdriver, grommet pick and removal tools, and the valve core and sensor torque tools that keep installation torque consistent. The sensor/service kit/tool storage cabinet, TPMS storage cabinets, and the JDI-SC45 Smart Cart mobile storage cart keep those small parts from scattering across the bay.