Configure an AUTOMATE TPMS Sensor with NFC
Learn how to configure an AUTOMATE tyre pressure sensor using NFC technology on a compatible mobile device.
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Learn how to configure an AUTOMATE tyre pressure sensor using NFC technology on a compatible mobile device.
Copy the original sensor ID to a new TPMS sensor so a compatible vehicle can recognise the replacement without a new ID registration.
A second NFC configuration walkthrough for customers using a different compatible phone or app workflow.
A second sensor cloning demonstration showing how to transfer the existing sensor details to a new replacement sensor.
See how to write new tyre pressure sensor IDs to vehicles that require TPMS registration or an OBD relearn procedure.
Watch the complete tyre pressure sensor programming and setup process using compatible AUTOMATE TPMS tools.
This McLaren 720S was missing its TPMS sensors when the customer bought the car. See how we use a diagnostic tool to read the sensor IDs stored in the ECU, then copy those IDs into replacement AUTOMATE sensors using the AUTOMATE programming tool.
Watch our Aston Martin DBX tyre pressure monitoring system reset demonstration. Check that the procedure matches your vehicle and refer to its owner’s handbook before proceeding.
Watch our TPMS reset demonstration for the Tesla Model 3 and Model Y. Check that the procedure matches your vehicle and refer to its owner’s manual before proceeding.
Follow this simple TPMS relearn guide for compatible Holden and GM vehicles. Learn how to match the tyre pressure sensors to the vehicle. Procedures and tool requirements vary by model and year.
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Choose the right process
The correct process depends on the vehicle and how the replacement sensor is prepared. Some vehicles accept a cloned ID immediately, while others require a relearn drive or new sensor IDs written through the OBD port.
Use this method when preparing a compatible AUTOMATE TPMS sensor with an NFC-enabled phone and the supported programming workflow.
Clone the original ID when the vehicle should continue recognising the replacement as the same sensor and the old ID can be read.
Use a compatible diagnostic tool when the vehicle requires new tyre pressure sensor IDs to be written directly to its TPMS control system.
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