Mazda TPMS Relearn Procedure

Mazda TPMS Reset, Relearn & Cloning Information

Mazda uses different TPMS relearn methods depending on the model and year. Most Mazda vehicles are fine and can usually be reset, relearned, or programmed using standard TPMS procedures. However, the Mazda BT-50 is different and must be handled another way.

Mazda BT-50 Models

While most Mazda vehicles follow a normal TPMS relearn or programming procedure, the BT-50 generally requires the original sensors to be cloned onto the new ones. This means the old sensor data must be copied across rather than programming blank sensors in the usual way.

1. Read the original working TPMS sensors from the vehicle.
2. Use the Automate TPMS Bluetooth Programmer to copy the original sensor IDs.
3. Write those IDs onto the new replacement sensors.
4. Install the cloned sensors into the wheels.
5. Drive the vehicle so the system can recognise the cloned sensor IDs.

Without cloning, new BT-50 sensors may not register correctly. That is why we strongly recommend purchasing the Bluetooth programmer together with your replacement sensors.

Most Other Mazda Models

Most other Mazda models are fine and can usually be reset, relearned, or programmed through standard TPMS procedures, depending on the exact model and year.

• Drive relearn – the vehicle recognises the sensors after driving for a period of time.
• Manual reset / calibration – reset through the dashboard or TPMS button, depending on model.
• Tool-assisted programming or relearn – some models may require a TPMS tool.