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MyTPMS Automate Sensors is the trading name of MyTPMS Australia (ABN: 53 807 701 500), an Australian-owned and operated business with more than 10 years of specialist experience in Tyre Pressure Monitoring Systems. We are based at Factory 5–6, 44–50 Westall Rd, Springvale, Victoria 3171, Australia — a suburb of Melbourne.
We serve drivers, tyre shops, workshops, and trade customers across Australia and internationally, providing the right TPMS sensors, programming tools, diagnostic equipment, and vehicle-specific guidance to solve tyre pressure monitoring problems properly the first time.
Our team is available Monday to Friday, 09:00 AM – 05:00 PM AEST (GMT+10). We are closed on weekends and Australian public holidays.
Yes — MyTPMS Australia is a fully registered, Australian-owned business. Our ABN is 53 807 701 500 and we are registered for GST. You can independently verify our registration at any time on the Australian Business Register at abr.business.gov.au.
Yes, you are welcome to visit our Springvale warehouse in person. We accept in-person purchases and collections Monday to Friday, 09:00 AM – 05:00 PM AEST. We accept cash (AUD), credit/debit cards, and EFTPOS in store.
Please contact us before visiting to confirm stock availability and arrange a suitable collection time: +61 1300 818 030 or sales@mytpms.com.au. Our address is Factory 5–6, 44–50 Westall Rd, Springvale VIC 3171.
We serve everyone — individual vehicle owners, DIY mechanics, tyre shops, automotive workshops, fleet managers, and wholesale trade buyers. Whether you are a daily driver changing your TPMS sensors yourself for the first time, or a tyre shop ordering in bulk, our team can advise you on the right product and provide after-sales support.
Yes! You can follow MyTPMS Automate Sensors on the following platforms for product news, how-to videos, installation tips, and special offers:
A Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) sensor is an electronic device mounted inside each tyre on a wheel that continuously measures tyre air pressure and temperature and wirelessly transmits that data to your vehicle's onboard computer (ECU). When tyre pressure drops more than 25% below the recommended level, the TPMS dashboard warning light (a horseshoe shape with an exclamation mark) illuminates to alert the driver.
TPMS is a safety-critical system — under-inflated tyres cause up to 11% higher fuel consumption, uneven tyre wear, reduced braking performance, and increased blowout risk. Many vehicles manufactured after 2012 have mandatory factory-fitted TPMS, and operating without functioning sensors may affect roadworthiness in some states.
Direct TPMS uses physical pressure sensors mounted inside each tyre. Each sensor has its own battery, pressure transducer, and RF transmitter. It sends real-time, precise pressure readings directly to the ECU. This is the system all our products are designed for.
Indirect TPMS does not use physical sensors inside the tyre. Instead, it uses the vehicle's ABS wheel speed sensors to detect when one wheel is rotating faster than others (which indicates a flatter tyre). Indirect systems are less accurate and do not display actual PSI values. They are found on some older or lower-specification vehicles.
The TPMS light can illuminate for several reasons beyond simply having a flat tyre. Common causes include:
If your tyres are visually inflated but the light remains on, we recommend having all four sensors read with a TPMS diagnostic tool. Contact our team for advice — +61 1300 818 030.
Each TPMS sensor transmits on a unique ID frequency. Your vehicle's ECU must know the specific ID of each sensor and which wheel position it is in. The relearn procedure teaches the ECU the IDs of your newly fitted sensors, confirming which sensor is at which corner of the vehicle.
Without completing a relearn, the TPMS light will remain on even with new sensors fitted — the ECU doesn't recognise them yet. Different vehicles use different relearn methods — some can self-learn after driving, others require an OBD tool or a specific manual button sequence. We provide free relearn guides for all supported vehicles at mytpms.com.au/tpms-relearn-guide.
Sensor cloning copies the unique sensor ID from your existing (usually failed) sensor into a new replacement sensor. This is necessary on vehicles whose ECU cannot be reprogrammed or reset through a standard relearn — the ECU permanently stores the original sensor ID and will only accept a replacement with the exact same ID.
Cloning eliminates the need for a dealer scan tool or tyre shop visit — you simply read the old sensor's ID with our cloning tool, copy it to the new sensor, and fit it. Vehicles commonly requiring cloning include many Isuzu, INEOS Grenadier, and certain Toyota and BYD models. We provide vehicle-specific DIY Cloning Kits that include the sensor and the cloning tool together.
TPMS sensor batteries are sealed, non-replaceable lithium cells built into the sensor housing. They typically last 5 to 10 years under normal Australian driving conditions, depending on how frequently the vehicle is driven, the ambient temperature range, and how often the sensor transmits data. High-temperature environments (such as outback or Queensland driving) can slightly shorten battery life.
When a sensor battery is approaching end of life, the sensor will begin transmitting low-battery status codes which your diagnostic tool or some vehicle dashboards can display. A dead battery means the sensor must be fully replaced — the sealed unit cannot be re-batteried. This is covered in our Lifetime Warranty page.
Removing or bypassing a factory-fitted TPMS system on vehicles required by law to have one may affect the vehicle's roadworthiness compliance in your state or territory. TPMS is classified as a safety system, and tampering with safety systems may render a vehicle unroadworthy under Australian Vehicle Standards Rules.
We strongly advise against TPMS removal or bypass. Replacing failed sensors with working equivalents is always the correct approach — and with our sensors, it is typically far more affordable than many people expect. Contact us and we can provide a compatibility check and pricing for your specific vehicle.
We have published detailed, vehicle-specific TPMS relearn guides for a wide range of makes and models — completely free of charge. Supported brands include Toyota, Lexus, Subaru, Nissan, Infiniti, Mazda, Isuzu, BMW, Audi, Mercedes-Benz, Volkswagen, Porsche, Volvo, Ford, Jeep, Tesla, Hyundai, Kia, Holden/HSV, BYD, Haval, LDV/MAXUS, ZEEKR, INEOS Grenadier, and many more.
Visit our Relearn Guide hub at mytpms.com.au/tpms-relearn-guide to find your vehicle. If your model is not listed, contact our team and we will assist you directly.
We specialise exclusively in TPMS-related products. Our range includes:
Compatibility depends on your vehicle's make, model, year, and sometimes the specific build variant or regional market it was produced for. The best way to confirm compatibility is to contact us directly before purchasing — provide your vehicle make, model, year, and VIN if available, and our specialists will confirm the correct sensor type, frequency, and programming method required.
You can also use our Sensor Comparison tool, browse vehicle-specific product pages, or download the relevant Application File from our Application Downloads page. Contact us via phone, live chat, email, or WhatsApp — we are happy to confirm compatibility at no obligation.
Both tools are Bluetooth TPMS service tools that connect to your smartphone via an app. The key difference is:
Automate sensors are OE-quality aftermarket sensors — they are built to meet or exceed the original equipment specification for the vehicle they are designed to replace. They use the same frequency protocols and communication standards as the factory sensor, and undergo quality testing before leaving our facility.
They are not cheap generic copies. Our sensors are designed for Australian road conditions, long-term reliability, and proper compatibility. They are backed by our Lifetime Warranty.
Yes — this is one of our specialist areas. As Chinese-manufactured vehicles are growing rapidly in the Australian market, we have invested specifically in compatible sensors and cloning tools for brands including BYD, Haval, LDV/MAXUS, Great Wall, ZEEKR, INEOS Grenadier, Chery, GAC/Aion, Jaecoo, Xpeng, Leapmotor, Skywell, Jetour, Geely, Lynk & Co, and Smart. Contact us to confirm the right solution for your specific model.
All application files, firmware updates, and operating manuals are available free of charge on our Application Downloads page. For step-by-step how-to installation and programming videos, visit our How-To Videos page or our YouTube channel.
Yes — we have a dedicated Sensor Comparison page that lets you compare specifications, compatibility, and features across our range. You are also welcome to contact our team directly for a personalised recommendation based on your vehicle and budget.
We sell both individual sensors and complete sets. If only one of your four sensors has failed, you can purchase a single replacement sensor. However, if your sensors are 7–10 years old and one has failed, we often recommend replacing all four simultaneously — the remaining sensors are likely close to end-of-battery-life and replacing them one by one is more costly over time. Contact us for a quote on a single sensor or a full set.
A DIY TPMS Master Kit is a complete, vehicle-specific package that includes everything you need to replace your TPMS sensors yourself without visiting a tyre shop or dealer. A typical kit includes:
We stock vehicle-specific kits for Toyota/Lexus, Subaru, Nissan/Infiniti, LDV/MAXUS, Great Wall, INEOS, Isuzu, BYD, Chery, and Toyota Cloning. Each kit is designed so a mechanically competent person can complete the full job at home with basic tools.
TPMS sensors are mounted inside the tyre on the wheel rim, so the tyre must be partially or fully demounted from the rim to fit a new sensor. This does require a tyre lever or a tyre machine. Most customers have the sensors fitted by their regular tyre shop, which usually takes 15–30 minutes per vehicle if the sensors arrive pre-programmed.
If you are changing tyres at the same time, this is the ideal moment to have new TPMS sensors fitted simultaneously. For cloning kits, the cloning process can be done before the tyre fitting appointment so the tyre shop only needs to physically mount the sensors — no dealer scan tool required.
We stock dedicated DIY Master Kits for the most popular Australian vehicle brands. For the best match, contact us with your exact make, model, year, and body type (e.g. "2021 Toyota Prado GXL") and we will confirm the correct kit. As a general guide:
We maintain a directory of TPMS-experienced fitting centres on our Dealers & Fitting Centres page. You can also contact us and we will suggest a suitable tyre shop near your location that is familiar with TPMS sensor programming. Most tyre shops can physically fit sensors, but not all are experienced with the relearn procedure — we can help you find one that is.
This depends on the sensor type and your vehicle. For cloning kits, you should ideally clone the old sensor IDs before handing them in at the tyre shop — you need the old sensors available to read their IDs. For OBD-triggered relearn kits, the programming happens after the sensors are fitted using the A02 tool. For self-learning vehicles, the ECU learns the new sensors automatically after a short drive.
Your kit's operating manual and our video guides explain the exact sequence for your specific kit. Contact us if you are unsure of the correct order of operations for your vehicle.
Yes — we have an extensive library of step-by-step installation and programming videos available free of charge on our How-To Videos page and on our YouTube channel. Videos cover sensor fitting, cloning tool usage, OBD relearn procedures, and diagnostic tool operation.
If the TPMS light remains on after fitting new sensors, the most likely cause is that the relearn procedure has not been completed. The ECU must be taught the new sensor IDs. Check your vehicle's specific relearn guide at mytpms.com.au/tpms-relearn-guide and follow each step carefully.
If you have completed the relearn and the light is still on, contact our technical support team — we will diagnose the issue for you. Common additional causes include: incorrect sensor fitted for your vehicle frequency, a partially completed relearn, or a pre-existing ECU fault unrelated to the new sensors.
We accept the following payment methods through our secure checkout:
No surcharges are applied to any payment method. Full details are in our Payment Security Policy.
Yes — all prices displayed on our website are in Australian Dollars (AUD) and include 10% GST. The GST component is separately itemised on every Tax Invoice we issue. As a registered GST entity (ABN 53 807 701 500), we provide a valid Tax Invoice with every order — this is automatically emailed to you after purchase. Business customers can use this invoice for input tax credit (ITC) claims.
Afterpay splits your total into 4 equal fortnightly payments. The first 25% is charged at checkout; the remaining three instalments are automatically charged every two weeks. There is no interest — Afterpay is free to use if you pay on time. Late payments may attract Afterpay's own fees, which are between you and Afterpay.
Afterpay is available for Australian customers and is subject to Afterpay's own eligibility and spending limit criteria. For full terms, visit afterpay.com/en-AU.
Yes — we regularly run storewide promotions. Use discount code 10OFF at checkout to save 10% on eligible products. This code is subject to availability, current promotion terms, and cannot be combined with other discount codes or applied retrospectively to placed orders. Check our website banner for current active promotions.
Cancellations must be requested as early as possible — ideally within 1 hour of placing your order and before it has been dispatched from our warehouse. Once an order has been packed and handed to the courier, cancellation is no longer possible and you would need to follow our returns process upon receipt.
To request a cancellation, call us immediately on +61 1300 818 030 (fastest) or email sales@mytpms.com.au with your order number.
First, check your spam or junk mail folder — order confirmation emails occasionally land there. If you cannot find it within 15 minutes of a successful payment, contact us at sales@mytpms.com.au or call +61 1300 818 030 with your name and the email address used at checkout. We will confirm your order status and resend the confirmation immediately.
Absolutely. All transactions are processed through PCI DSS-compliant payment gateways. Your card details are never stored on our own servers — they are encrypted by the payment gateway using industry-standard tokenisation. Our website uses SSL/TLS encryption and 3-D Secure authentication (Verified by Visa / Mastercard SecureCode) is supported for additional identity verification. Read our full Payment Security Policy for complete details.
Yes — a valid GST Tax Invoice is emailed to you automatically after every purchase. It includes our ABN (53 807 701 500), the GST amount separately identified, an itemised list of goods purchased, and all order details. Business customers can use this for input tax credit (ITC) claims. If you need your invoice reissued, contact sales@mytpms.com.au.
Yes — we offer Free Express Shipping Australia-Wide on qualifying orders. The current promotion and minimum spend threshold are displayed in the banner at the top of our website. Free express shipping applies to Australian domestic orders only. International orders are subject to separately calculated shipping rates, displayed at checkout.
Orders paid with an instant payment method (card, PayPal, Afterpay) are typically dispatched the same business day or the next business day if placed after our daily cut-off time. Once dispatched, estimated delivery timeframes for Australian domestic express shipping are generally 1–3 business days for metropolitan areas and 2–5 business days for regional and remote areas, though these are carrier estimates and can vary during peak periods.
You will receive a dispatch confirmation email with a tracking number once your order leaves our Springvale warehouse.
Once your order is dispatched, you will receive a dispatch email with a tracking number and a direct carrier tracking link. You can also track your order at any time on our Track Your Order page. Tracking data typically activates within a few hours of dispatch. If your tracking is not updating after 24 hours, contact us and we will follow up with the carrier.
Yes — we ship worldwide. International shipping rates are calculated at checkout based on your delivery destination and the weight/size of your order. Please be aware that you are responsible for all applicable import duties, customs fees, VAT, local taxes, and any other charges levied by your country's customs authority. These are not included in our product prices or shipping fees and are not collected by us.
Please confirm that TPMS sensors and electronic automotive equipment are legal to import in your destination country before placing an international order. Our full international shipping details are in our Shipping Policy.
First, check the tracking link provided in your dispatch email — the carrier may have left a card, attempted delivery, or moved your parcel to a local post office or parcel locker for collection. If the tracking shows no movement for more than 3 business days after dispatch, contact us at sales@mytpms.com.au or call +61 1300 818 030 and we will raise a missing parcel investigation with the carrier on your behalf.
Yes — in-store and curbside pickup is available from our warehouse at Factory 5–6, 44–50 Westall Rd, Springvale VIC 3171. Please contact us before visiting to confirm stock is available and to arrange a collection time during business hours (Mon–Fri, 09:00 AM – 05:00 PM AEST). You can call us on +61 1300 818 030 or email sales@mytpms.com.au.
If your order arrives with visible damage to the packaging or the product itself, please photograph the damage before opening or disposing of any packaging and contact us within 48 hours of delivery at sales@mytpms.com.au with your order number and photos. We will arrange a replacement or refund as appropriate and handle the carrier damage claim on your behalf. Do not return damaged goods without our prior instructions — see our Returns & Refund Policy for full details.
Yes — eligible Automate sensors come with our Lifetime Warranty against manufacturing defects in materials and workmanship. This covers electronic or functional failure of the sensor that is not caused by external physical damage, chemical exposure, or misuse. Full terms, conditions, and the warranty claims process are published on our Lifetime Warranty page.
In addition to our voluntary Lifetime Warranty, all products sold to Australian consumers are also covered by non-excludable statutory consumer guarantees under the Australian Consumer Law (ACL).
Our Lifetime Warranty does not cover:
To make a warranty claim, contact us at sales@mytpms.com.au or call +61 1300 818 030 with your original order number, a description of the issue, and — where applicable — photos or a short video showing the fault. Our team will assess the claim and advise on the next steps, which may include a replacement sensor, further diagnostics, or a repair. Do not return any item without first receiving our Return Merchandise Authorisation (RMA) number.
If you purchased a sensor that was confirmed as compatible by us in writing or via our support team and it turns out not to be compatible, we will arrange an exchange or refund as appropriate under the ACL. If you purchased without checking compatibility and the item is simply the wrong choice, you may contact us to discuss a change-of-mind return — products must be in original, unused, unopened condition and return shipping costs are at your expense for change-of-mind returns.
We strongly recommend confirming compatibility before purchasing by contacting our team — this avoids any inconvenience.
Once we process your refund, the timeframe depends on your payment method. Typically: card refunds take 3–7 business days, PayPal refunds take 1–3 business days, and Afterpay refunds take 3–7 business days via Afterpay's system. The refund is always returned to your original payment method. If you have not seen the refund within 10 business days of our confirmation, please check with your bank or card issuer before contacting us, as processing times on the receiving end can vary.
Under the Australian Consumer Law (ACL), our products come with non-excludable statutory guarantees that they are of acceptable quality, fit for their stated purpose, and match their description. Nothing in our policies removes or limits these guarantees. If a product fails to meet a consumer guarantee:
If you feel your ACL rights have not been respected, you may contact the ACCC at accc.gov.au or Consumer Affairs Victoria at consumer.vic.gov.au.
In most warranty cases, yes — we will ask you to return the faulty sensor so our team can inspect it. We will provide you with a Return Merchandise Authorisation (RMA) number and return instructions before you send anything. For confirmed manufacturing defect claims, we cover the cost of return postage. Please do not return any item without obtaining an RMA number first — unauthorised returns may cause processing delays.
Yes — we offer competitive wholesale pricing for tyre shops, automotive workshops, fleet operators, and trade buyers. Wholesale pricing is available on our Automate sensor range and other bulk-eligible products. To apply for a wholesale account, complete our Wholesale Registration Form and our team will be in touch within 1 business day to discuss pricing, minimum order quantities, and account terms.
Minimum order quantities for wholesale pricing depend on the specific product line and the account terms agreed at the time of your wholesale registration. Contact our team to discuss your requirements — we are flexible and aim to accommodate workshops of all sizes, from small independent tyre shops to large national fleet operators. Call us on +61 1300 818 030 or complete the Wholesale Registration Form to get started.
You can purchase our wholesale sensor pack directly from our Wholesale Sensors product page once you have registered and been approved for a wholesale account. For your first order or for custom bulk quotes, we recommend contacting us directly so we can ensure the right products are ordered and provide you with the best available pricing for your business.
Yes — we provide technical guidance to our trade customers, including advice on sensor programming, relearn procedures for specific vehicle models, and tool operation. Our how-to video library and relearn guide database are freely accessible to all trade customers. For workshop-specific training enquiries, please contact us directly at sales@mytpms.com.au and we will discuss what support we can offer your team.
Yes — we maintain a list of approved fitting centres and dealerships on our Dealers & Fitting Centres page. If you are a tyre shop or workshop and would like to be listed as an approved fitting centre for our products, please contact us at sales@mytpms.com.au or via our Contact Us page to discuss partnership options.
Our TPMS specialists are ready to help. Reach out during business hours — Monday to Friday, 09:00–17:00 AEST — via phone, email, live chat, or WhatsApp.
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