Upgrade your tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS) with the Xhorse Universal Programmable XTPMS Sensor — a high-quality, reliable replacement designed for seamless compatibility with most vehicles.
Why Choose Xhorse XTPMS Sensor?
- Wide Compatibility — Works with 98% of vehicles equipped with TPMS, ensuring a perfect fit for your car.
- Durable & Reliable — Made from automotive-grade materials for precision performance and long-lasting durability.
- Dual Frequency Support — Compatible with 315MHz and 433MHz systems.
- Long Battery Life — Features a high-capacity, heat-resistant battery that lasts 4–6 years.
- Adjustable Design — Flexible installation to fit different wheel hubs effortlessly.
- Easy Reprogramming — Works with KEY TOOL MAX PRO, KEY TOOL MIDI, KEY TOOL PLUS + MINI TPMS TOOL/TPMS ADAPTER, and App + MINI TPMS TOOL.
Perfect for Mechanics & Car Owners
Whether you’re a professional technician or a car enthusiast, this Universal TPMS Sensor ensures accurate tire pressure monitoring, enhancing safety and performance.
How to Use the Xhorse XTPMS Sensor?
The Xhorse XDTPM1EN XTPMS is a brand-new programmable dual-frequency TPMS sensor that covers 98% of vehicle models and features a long-lasting battery (4–6 years). If you’re new to TPMS sensors or unsure how to use this tool, this guide will walk you through the learning method for programming the sensor.
Two Methods to Replace TPMS Sensors
- Copying — Recommended if you know the original sensor ID or if the vehicle supports OBD communication. This method is faster and simpler.
- Learning — Used when the original sensor ID is unavailable. This involves generating new IDs and programming them to the vehicle.
*This guide focuses on the Learning Method.
Step-by-Step Learning Process (Using Ford Transit as an Example)
Tools Needed:
- Key Tool Max Pro (with TPMS function enabled via free upgrade)
Steps:
Generate Sensor IDs
- Access TPMS function on the Key Tool Max Pro.
- Select Ford Transit and the correct year.
- Choose "Program" > "Automatic Creation".
- Hold the tool close to the sensor and confirm to start programming.
- The tool will generate four random IDs for the sensors.
Install the New Sensors
- Mount the programmed sensors on the wheel hubs.
Enter Learning Mode
- Turn off the ignition.
- Press the brake for 1 second, then release.
- Turn on the ignition.
- Repeat this three times.
- Next, press the brake for 1 second, release, turn off ignition, then turn it on.
- Repeat three times.
- A horn sound and dashboard message ("Please calibrate the left front wheel") confirm successful entry into learning mode.
Activate Sensors
- Place the Key Tool Max Pro near each tire in this order: Left Front → Right Front → Right Rear → Left Rear
- Tap "Activate" for each sensor.
- The vehicle will beep after each successful activation.
- Once all four tires are activated, the dashboard will display "Learning Complete."
Important Notes
- Time-sensitive steps — Operate quickly to avoid failure.
- Remove interference — Keep other sensors or broken TPMS units at least 10 meters away.
- Automatic sync — Some vehicles require driving for a short time to finalize the data sync.
Which Method Should You Choose?
- Use Copying if you have the original sensor ID or OBD support (faster and easier).
- Use Learning if the original ID is unavailable.
The Xhorse XTPMS sensor is a versatile, reliable, and easy-to-use solution for TPMS replacement. By following these steps, you can efficiently program new sensors even without the original IDs.
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