Product Safety, Installation & Compliance Disclaimer

This Product Safety, Installation and Compliance Disclaimer has been prepared by MyTPMS Australia (ABN: 53 807 701 500), trading as MyTPMS Automate Sensors, and applies to every customer who purchases, handles, installs, or uses any product sold through our website at mytpms.com.au. It applies whether you are located in Australia or in any other country to which we ship.

This disclaimer covers all product categories available in our store, including Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) sensors sold under the Automate, Autel, Hamaton, and OE replacement brands, TPMS DIY master kits designed for specific vehicle makes, Bluetooth and handheld TPMS diagnostic service tools (Automate A01 and A02), sensor cloning and programming devices, and all associated accessories. By placing an order with us, you confirm that you have read, understood, and accepted the safety and compliance information contained in this page.

If you have any questions about the safety, compatibility, installation requirements, or regulatory compliance status of any product before you buy, we strongly encourage you to contact our team at sales@mytpms.com.au or on +61 1300 818 030 (Monday to Friday, 09:00–17:00 AEST) before placing your order.

All products listed on our website are physical goods that are genuinely stocked, available for purchase, and dispatched from our warehouse at Springvale, Victoria, Australia. We do not list placeholder products, conduct drop-ship operations from unverified third parties, or publish availability listings for items we cannot supply. The following product categories are available from our store:

All product titles, descriptions, specifications, images, part numbers, and vehicle compatibility charts published on our website reflect the best information available at the time of listing. We review and update product information regularly. However, manufacturers may update sensor firmware, change sensor protocol versions, or alter product specifications without prior notice. If there is any discrepancy between the product description on our website and the product you receive, please contact us immediately at sales@mytpms.com.au and we will resolve the matter in accordance with our Returns & Refund Policy and the Australian Consumer Law.

MyTPMS Automate Sensors is committed to selling products that meet applicable safety, electromagnetic, and regulatory standards in Australia and, where required, in the countries to which we ship. All TPMS sensors and diagnostic tools offered through our store have been evaluated against relevant safety and radio frequency standards. The following compliance marks and standards apply to our product range:

TPMS sensors and wireless diagnostic tools sold in Australia are regulated under the Radiocommunications Act 1992 (Cth) and the Telecommunications Act 1997 (Cth), administered by the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA). All wireless devices in our range that transmit radio frequency signals — including TPMS sensors operating on 315 MHz or 433.92 MHz frequency bands and Bluetooth diagnostic tools — are required to carry the RCM (Regulatory Compliance Mark), which confirms compliance with ACMA's electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) and electrical safety standards as defined under the Electrical Equipment Safety System (EESS).

Our Automate-branded TPMS sensors have been tested and found to comply with applicable ACMA standards for low-power radio frequency devices. Customers should ensure that any replacement TPMS sensor purchased is RCM-marked before fitting, as non-compliant sensors may interfere with other vehicle electronics or road safety systems, and fitting non-compliant equipment may expose the owner to fines or vehicle defect notices under Australian road safety legislation.

Tyre Pressure Monitoring System sensors are physically mounted inside the tyre on the wheel rim via a valve stem assembly or are integrated into a band-clamp mechanism. The fitting process requires the removal of the tyre from the rim, insertion of the sensor valve assembly, and refitting of the tyre with a tyre mounting machine. This process involves specialised tools, knowledge of correct valve stem torque specifications, and understanding of sensor relearn procedures for the specific vehicle model.

• Licensed Tyre Fitters & Auto Technicians: TPMS sensor installation should be carried out by a professional trained in tyre servicing, familiar with valve stem seating requirements, and equipped with a torque wrench calibrated to the sensor manufacturer's specification. Valve stems must be tightened to the torque value specified in the product instructions — over-tightening or under-tightening can cause seal leaks or stem breakage.
• Qualified Workshop Personnel for Relearn Procedures: After sensor installation, the vehicle's TPMS system must be relearned or reprogrammed so the vehicle's ECU recognises the new sensor IDs. Some vehicles require a specific TPMS relearn tool, OBD II connection, or a drive cycle to complete this process. Our free online TPMS Relearn Guide covers procedures for over 60 vehicle makes, but this guide should be used in conjunction with professional installation, not as a substitute for it.
• DIY Kit Customers: Our vehicle-specific DIY TPMS Master Kits are designed for customers who have prior experience with automotive maintenance and access to appropriate equipment. If you are unsure of any step in the process, please stop and consult a qualified automotive technician. DIY installation does not affect your warranty entitlements, provided the sensor is installed correctly and no physical damage is caused during fitting.

All Automate TPMS sensors are supplied with a valve stem assembly kit and the product packaging includes the manufacturer-specified torque values for the valve nut and all associated hardware. The typical valve nut torque specification for Automate sensors is between 3.5 Nm and 8.0 Nm depending on sensor variant — always refer to the specific product installation sheet included with your purchase. The use of an incorrectly calibrated torque wrench, air-powered tools, or manual over-tightening are the most common causes of preventable sensor damage during installation.

Tyre inflation must be checked and corrected to the vehicle manufacturer's recommended tyre pressure immediately after installation. The TPMS system cannot accurately monitor tyre pressures if the initial pressure set-point is incorrect.

Vehicle compatibility information published on our website is based on known vehicle TPMS system specifications, sensor frequency protocols (315 MHz or 433.92 MHz), and sensor IDs provided by vehicle manufacturers and independent technical databases at the time of publication. While we make every effort to maintain accurate fitment data, the ultimate responsibility for verifying that a purchased sensor or tool is compatible with a specific vehicle rests with the buyer.

• Vehicle Production Region: The same vehicle model sold in different countries may use a different TPMS frequency. For example, a Toyota Corolla manufactured for the Australian, Japanese, or European market may use 433.92 MHz sensors, while the same model built for the North American market uses 315 MHz sensors. Fitting a sensor of the incorrect frequency will result in the TPMS system failing to detect the sensor entirely.
• Model Year Production Cut-Off: TPMS systems were introduced on different model year vehicles at different dates depending on the manufacturer. Compatibility charts on our website reflect model-year ranges — always check that your specific production year falls within the listed compatibility range.
• Trim Level & Factory Configuration: Not all trim levels of a given vehicle model are factory-equipped with TPMS. Some base or entry-level variants were not fitted with TPMS from the factory even during years when higher trims of the same model had it as standard. Confirm that your vehicle was originally equipped with a factory TPMS before ordering replacement sensors.
• Sensor Protocol Version: Some vehicle manufacturers have changed their TPMS sensor communication protocols between production generations of the same model. If your vehicle has already had sensors replaced or the TPMS ECU updated, the compatible sensor type may differ from what is listed in the standard compatibility guide.

Where a product is purchased in good faith based on our published compatibility guide and later found to be incompatible due to a documentation error on our part, we will accept a return and provide a full refund or exchange in accordance with our Returns & Refund Policy and the Australian Consumer Law. Please contact us within 30 days of receiving the product.

Tyre Pressure Monitoring Systems serve an important road safety function by alerting drivers to critically low tyre pressure, which is a leading contributing factor to tyre blowouts, loss of vehicle control, and road accidents. Customers must understand both the function and the limitations of TPMS technology to ensure road safety is maintained at all times.

• Temperature-Related Pressure Variations: Tyre pressure naturally changes with ambient temperature — approximately 0.07 bar (1 PSI) per 5.5°C change in temperature. In cold weather, pressure can drop enough to activate the TPMS warning light even when no actual loss of air has occurred. If the warning activates in cold conditions, check and correct tyre pressure manually before driving. The warning light should extinguish once correct pressure is restored and the vehicle is driven a short distance.
• Sensor Battery Life: Internal TPMS sensors contain a non-replaceable lithium battery with a designed service life of approximately 5–10 years, depending on driving frequency and sensor activation rate. As the battery approaches the end of its service life, the sensor may intermittently fail to transmit, transmit incorrect data, or cease transmitting altogether. When replacing tyres, always have the TPMS sensors inspected and tested by a qualified technician.
• Relearn Requirement After Installation: After fitting new TPMS sensors to any wheel, the vehicle's TPMS system must be relearned or recalibrated to register the new sensor IDs. Driving a vehicle without completing the relearn process will result in the TPMS warning light remaining on, or the system displaying incorrect pressure data. A flashing TPMS warning light (as distinct from a steady light) typically indicates a system fault that requires immediate attention.
• Sensor Signal Range Limitation: TPMS sensors transmit signals that are received by the vehicle's onboard TPMS module. Signal reception quality can be affected by wheel size, tyre construction, and the proximity of aftermarket alloy wheels or tyre run-flat inserts. In unusual vehicle configurations, signal reception may be impaired. If the TPMS system consistently fails to read one or more sensors, have the system inspected by a workshop before assuming the sensors are faulty.
• Spare Tyre Sensors: Many vehicles have a spare tyre. If the spare tyre is fitted with a TPMS sensor, the sensor must be included in the vehicle's TPMS relearn process. If the spare tyre does not have a sensor, the TPMS system may display a warning when the spare is fitted. This is expected behaviour and does not indicate a fault with the replacement sensors on the other four wheels.

Our vehicle-specific DIY TPMS Master Kits are designed to provide qualified automotive enthusiasts and vehicle owners with the sensors and tools required to install and program replacement TPMS sensors without visiting a workshop. These kits are sold as complete solutions and include detailed instructions, however they are only appropriate for use by individuals who have the requisite skills and equipment to perform the installation safely.

• Confirm your vehicle make, model, year, and production region are correctly matched to the specific DIY kit you have purchased. Each kit in our range is engineered for a named vehicle brand (e.g., Toyota, Subaru, Nissan) — using a kit outside its listed application will not produce a working result.
• Ensure you have access to a calibrated torque wrench, tyre fitting machine, and tyre inflation equipment before starting. Do not attempt to fit a TPMS sensor to a tyre without the ability to properly dismount and remount the tyre.
• Read all included instructions and watch our vehicle-specific installation video guides available at mytpms.com.au/how_to_videos/ and our YouTube channel before picking up any tools.
• Confirm the vehicle TPMS relearn procedure for your specific model. Refer to our TPMS Relearn Guide for step-by-step relearn instructions covering more than 60 vehicle brands across all major manufacturing regions.
• Ensure the vehicle is parked on a level, firm surface with the handbrake or parking brake fully engaged before removing any wheel. Adhere to all vehicle lift and safety standards appropriate to your working environment.

MyTPMS Australia provides technical support for DIY kit customers via phone, email, and live chat. Our support team can assist with programming steps, relearn procedures, and tool operation questions. However, we are not able to provide remote guidance for physical tyre fitting work — if you encounter difficulty at the physical installation stage, we recommend engaging a local tyre fitting service to assist with the tyre demount, sensor installation, and tyre remount before you complete the programming steps yourself.

The Automate A01 and A02 TPMS Diagnostic Service Tools, as well as all sensor cloning and programming devices sold by MyTPMS Automate Sensors, are professional-grade handheld electronic tools designed for use in automotive workshop environments. Safe and effective use of these tools requires familiarity with TPMS system operation, OBD II port protocols (for the A02), and vehicle-specific programming procedures.

• A01 TPMS Tool: The A01 is designed to activate, read, and display TPMS sensor data via Bluetooth to the companion smartphone application. It can trigger sensors, read sensor IDs, and identify sensor fault codes. The A01 is suitable for sensor identification, diagnosis of TPMS system issues, and relearn assistance. It does not connect to the OBD II port and should be used with the Automate App, available via the Application Downloads page on our website.
• A02 TPMS Tool with OBD: The A02 includes all A01 functionality and additionally connects to the vehicle's OBD II diagnostic port, enabling it to initiate OBD II TPMS relearn procedures on compatible vehicles and read vehicle-level TPMS fault data. The OBD II connector must only be inserted and removed with the vehicle ignition off unless specifically instructed otherwise by the tool's programming procedure. Do not leave the A02 connected to the OBD II port and unattended with the vehicle engine running.
• Sensor Cloning and Programming Tools: Sensor cloning tools allow technicians to copy the ID of an existing sensor into a programmable replacement sensor. This process must be performed in strict accordance with the tool's operating manual. Cloning a sensor with an incorrect ID or frequency setting will result in the TPMS system failing to recognise the sensor and the TPMS warning light activating. Always verify the cloned sensor reads correctly before fitting the tyre.

• Diagnostic tools must not be used while a vehicle is in motion. TPMS activation triggers should only be performed with the vehicle stationary and the wheels accessible.
• Tools must not be used in an explosive atmosphere, near fuel storage, or in areas where the use of electronic equipment is prohibited.
• The internal battery of Bluetooth diagnostic tools must be charged only with the supplied charging cable and at the specified voltage. Use of non-approved chargers may damage the tool or present a fire risk.
• Do not attempt to disassemble, modify, or repair a diagnostic tool. If the tool is damaged or malfunctions, contact us at sales@mytpms.com.au for warranty assessment and replacement.

TPMS sensors and all Bluetooth-enabled diagnostic tools sold by MyTPMS Automate Sensors are radio frequency (RF) transmitting devices. Their sale and use in Australia and internationally is governed by specific radio frequency and electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) regulations designed to prevent harmful interference with other electronic systems, including other vehicle safety systems.

Under the Radiocommunications Act 1992 (Cth) and the Radiocommunications (Compliance Labelling — Devices) Instrument 2014, all radiocommunications devices supplied for use in Australia must carry the RCM mark, indicating compliance with ACMA's electromagnetic compatibility and electrical safety standards. TPMS sensors operating on the 433.92 MHz band in Australia fall within the low-power radio device class and are assessed against the AS/NZS 4268 standard for radio communications equipment.

All wireless products in our Automate range sold for use within Australia and New Zealand carry the RCM mark confirming their compliance with this framework. The New Zealand Radio Spectrum Management (RSM) agency requires the same RCM mark, and all products we sell comply with both Australian and New Zealand radio frequency requirements under the Trans-Tasman Mutual Recognition Arrangement.

The installation and use of TPMS sensors and associated automotive equipment in Australia is subject to federal and state road safety legislation. MyTPMS Automate Sensors is committed to supplying products that comply with all applicable Australian vehicle standards and road safety requirements. The following legislative framework governs the installation and use of TPMS-related products on Australian roads.

In all Australian states and territories, vehicles are required to pass periodic roadworthiness (RWC or safety certificate) inspections to remain legally registered. A TPMS warning light that remains active after sensor replacement and relearn completion may cause a vehicle to fail a roadworthiness inspection. MyTPMS Australia advises all customers to confirm that the TPMS warning light has been fully extinguished and the system is operating correctly before presenting a vehicle for any roadworthiness assessment.

If a TPMS sensor replacement performed using our products results in a persistent warning light, contact our technical support team before seeking a roadworthiness inspection. In many cases, a warning light persisting after installation indicates an incomplete or unsuccessful relearn procedure rather than a product defect — an issue our team can assist you in resolving.

TPMS sensors contain sealed, non-replaceable lithium coin-cell batteries. Bluetooth diagnostic tools such as the Automate A01 and A02 contain rechargeable lithium-polymer batteries. These batteries are subject to specific safety requirements under Australian and international transport, storage, and disposal regulations.

• Do Not Expose to Heat or Fire: Lithium batteries must not be exposed to temperatures exceeding 60°C (140°F), open flame, or direct sunlight for extended periods. Overheating a lithium battery can cause thermal runaway, which may result in fire, explosion, or the release of toxic gases.
• Keep Away from Liquids: TPMS sensors are mounted inside a pressurised tyre environment and are rated to resist moisture ingress; however, do not submerge sensors in liquids or operate diagnostic tools in wet conditions. Diagnostic tool charging ports must be kept dry.
• Do Not Pierce, Crush, or Disassemble: Never attempt to open, puncture, crush, or mechanically damage any product containing a lithium battery. Physical damage to a lithium battery can cause an internal short circuit and thermal event. If a sensor or tool is physically damaged, remove it from use immediately and dispose of it correctly.
• Shipping Compliance — IATA DGR & IMDG Code: Products containing lithium batteries are subject to transport regulations under the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations and the IMDG Code for sea freight. All lithium battery products shipped by MyTPMS Australia are packed and declared in compliance with these regulations. International customers should ensure that import regulations in their country regarding lithium battery-containing products are observed on receipt.

In the unlikely event of battery leakage, avoid contact with the leaking substance. If the substance contacts skin or eyes, flush immediately with clean water for at least 15 minutes and seek medical attention. Do not attempt to use a leaking battery product. Seal the damaged item in a plastic bag and contact your local hazardous waste disposal service or contact us for disposal guidance.

MyTPMS Automate Sensors is committed to responsible environmental practice in both the sale of electronic products and in guiding our customers toward correct end-of-life disposal of TPMS sensors, diagnostic tools, and associated battery-containing products. Electronic and battery-containing products must not be disposed of in general household waste in Australia or in most other countries to which we ship.

In Australia, the disposal of electronic products — including TPMS sensors and battery-containing diagnostic tools — is governed by the Product Stewardship Act 2011 (Cth) and the National Television and Computer Recycling Scheme (NTCRS). While TPMS sensors and automotive diagnostic tools are not directly captured by the current NTCRS consumer take-back scheme, they contain materials — including lithium, copper, electronic circuit boards, and plastics — that should be diverted from landfill through appropriate e-waste recycling channels.

Customers in Australia are encouraged to dispose of end-of-life sensors and tools through:

• Participating council e-waste drop-off programs operated by your local government. Many Australian councils run periodic or permanent e-waste collection events at which TPMS sensors and small electronic tools can be deposited free of charge.
• Commercial e-waste recyclers accredited under the Responsible Recycling (R2) or e-Stewards standards, which can be located through the Planet Ark Recycling Near You directory at recyclingnearyou.com.au.
• Battery recycling drop-off points for lithium coin cells and lithium-polymer batteries operated by participating retailers. The B-cycle battery stewardship scheme at bcycle.com.au accepts small household batteries at drop-off points located in major retailers nationwide.

International customers are advised to comply with the e-waste and battery disposal laws applicable in their own country. The European Union's WEEE Directive (2012/19/EU) and Battery Directive (2006/66/EC) (updated by Regulation (EU) 2023/1542) require end-of-life electronic products and batteries to be returned to designated collection points. In the United Kingdom, equivalent obligations apply under the Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Regulations 2013. Customers in the USA should check applicable state-level e-waste legislation, as requirements vary by state.

TPMS sensor packs and DIY kit packaging do not constitute children's products and are not subject to Australian children's product safety standards under the Competition and Consumer (Safety Standards) (Products Containing Button/Coin Batteries) Regulations 2020 in the context of consumer toy or care products. However, they do contain small parts and battery components that present identical hazards. Customers who purchase these products are responsible for ensuring they are stored and handled safely in households with children present.

• Store unpacked sensors, valve stem kits, and diagnostic tools in a secure location inaccessible to children — a locked toolbox, high shelf, or dedicated workshop storage area is recommended.
• Button and coin-cell batteries used in TPMS sensors are sealed within the sensor housing and are not normally accessible. However, if a sensor housing is cracked or damaged, the battery may become exposed. Do not use damaged sensors and dispose of them through appropriate e-waste channels immediately.
• Retain the original product packaging for reference until installation is complete, but do not allow children to access packaging containing small-part accessories such as valve kits.

Australia's Product Safety Australia programme, operated by the ACCC, provides comprehensive guidance on product safety obligations for sellers and consumers at productsafety.gov.au. MyTPMS Australia fully supports all ACCC product safety guidance and will promptly cooperate with any safety notification or recall directive issued by Product Safety Australia.

Every TPMS sensor and diagnostic tool sold by MyTPMS Automate Sensors is subject to quality assurance processes before it is made available to customers. Our Automate-brand sensors are manufactured under strict quality control conditions at our contracted manufacturing partners and undergo incoming inspection at our Springvale warehouse before being dispatched.

• Frequency Validation: All sensors are tested to confirm they are transmitting on the specified frequency (315 MHz or 433.92 MHz) and that the sensor ID is correctly assigned and readable by a compatible TPMS diagnostic tool before dispatch.
• Physical Inspection: Each unit is inspected for physical integrity — valve stem housing, sensor body seal, housing integrity, and valve stem threading are checked before packaging.
• Battery Level Check: Sensors are tested to confirm the internal battery is above minimum operating voltage at the time of shipment, consistent with the expected sensor service life stated in the product documentation.
• Diagnostic Tool Function Test: All A01 and A02 diagnostic tools are activated and tested for Bluetooth connectivity, display function, and sensor activation capability before packaging.

Our Automate-branded TPMS sensors carry a Lifetime Warranty against manufacturing defects. If a sensor fails due to a proven manufacturing defect at any point during its service life, we will replace it at no cost to you. Full details of the warranty terms, what is covered, and how to make a warranty claim are available on our dedicated Lifetime Warranty page. The warranty does not cover damage caused by incorrect installation, improper use, physical impact during fitting, or normal wear and progressive battery depletion at the end of the stated battery service life.

MyTPMS Australia takes product safety recalls seriously and has procedures in place to act promptly and transparently in the event that a product safety concern is identified in any item we supply. Our recall procedures are designed to comply with the Australian Consumer Law (Schedule 2 of the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (Cth)) and the ACCC's product recall guidelines published at productsafety.gov.au.

If you notice a product safety issue with any item purchased from MyTPMS Automate Sensors — including any sensor that shows signs of leaking, cracking, unusual heating, or failure to transmit after correct installation — please report it to us immediately at sales@mytpms.com.au or call +61 1300 818 030. Provide your order number, the product name and batch/lot number (if visible on packaging), and a description of the issue. We will respond within one business day.

You may also report product safety concerns directly to the ACCC's Product Safety team at productsafety.gov.au/report, or to the relevant product safety authority in your own country.

To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, MyTPMS Australia's liability for any claim arising from the purchase, installation, use, or misuse of any product sold through our website is limited to the total purchase price actually paid by you for the specific product to which the claim directly relates. We do not accept liability for consequential, indirect, or economic loss beyond the product value, except where such liability cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law or other mandatory legislation.

• Incorrect Installation by Third Parties: We accept no responsibility for damage to sensors, wheels, tyres, or any other vehicle component caused by incorrect installation, application of incorrect torque values, or use of inappropriate tools by the customer or a third-party installer.
• Incompatible Fitment: Where a customer purchases a sensor that is not compatible with their vehicle despite having been provided with or having access to our compatibility guides, and installs the sensor without first confirming fitment with our team, we do not accept liability for the resulting TPMS system malfunction.
• Normal Component Degradation: TPMS sensors have a finite service life determined largely by the internal battery. Battery depletion is a normal and expected end-of-life condition and is not a manufacturing defect. We do not accept warranty or liability claims for sensors that fail solely due to battery depletion after the stated battery service life.
• Misuse of Diagnostic Tools: Any damage to a vehicle's TPMS ECU, on-board diagnostics system, or other electronic components caused by the misuse of our diagnostic tools — including connecting tools to incompatible vehicle protocols or failing to follow the tool's operating instructions — is the sole responsibility of the operator.
• Reliance on Website Content Without Independent Verification: The relearn guides, compatibility charts, how-to videos, and technical articles on our website are provided as general guidance resources. We do not accept liability for loss or damage resulting from sole reliance on website content without independently verifying compatibility and procedure applicability for a specific vehicle.

MyTPMS Australia ships TPMS sensors, diagnostic tools, and accessories worldwide. International customers are responsible for ensuring that the products they order comply with the import regulations, customs requirements, and product standards of their destination country before placing an order. The following information is provided to assist international buyers in understanding their obligations.

All prices displayed on our website are in Australian Dollars (AUD) and are inclusive of Australian Goods and Services Tax (GST) for Australian customers. For international customers, GST is not applicable, and prices are displayed exclusive of any destination country taxes, import duties, or customs clearance fees. Any import duties, tariffs, value-added taxes (VAT), goods and services taxes, or customs examination fees charged by the destination country's customs authority are the sole responsibility of the recipient.

TPMS sensors contain radio frequency transmitting components and lithium batteries, both of which may require import declarations or pre-approval in certain countries. Before ordering internationally, customers should check with their national telecommunications regulatory authority whether importing RF-transmitting devices on the specific frequency of the ordered sensors is permitted under local law. Countries with strict import regulations for electronic devices include but are not limited to India (BIS certification requirement), Brazil (ANATEL certification), Russia (GOST/EAC conformity), and the Republic of Korea (KC mark requirement).

MyTPMS Australia complies with the Autonomous Sanctions Act 2011 (Cth) and all applicable Australian export controls administered by the Defence Export Controls office of the Australian Department of Defence. TPMS sensors and consumer-grade automotive diagnostic tools are not classified as controlled military or dual-use technology under the current Defence and Strategic Goods List (DSGL). All exports are made in full compliance with Australian customs export requirements under the Customs Act 1901 (Cth).

As a globally shipping business, MyTPMS Australia acknowledges that customers in different countries hold statutory product safety and consumer protection rights under their own national legislation. The following is a summary of key product safety legislative frameworks applicable to our international customers. These rights exist in addition to our own policies and voluntary warranty commitments.

If you are purchasing from a jurisdiction not listed above and wish to understand how your local product safety or consumer protection rights apply to your purchase from MyTPMS Australia, please contact us at sales@mytpms.com.au before placing your order. We will engage with your inquiry transparently and in good faith.

MyTPMS Automate Sensors respects all intellectual property rights belonging to vehicle manufacturers, sensor suppliers, and technology companies referenced on our website. Vehicle make, model, and brand names — including but not limited to Toyota, Subaru, Nissan, BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Volkswagen, Ford, Hyundai, Kia, BYD, LDV/MAXUS, INEOS, Isuzu, Chery, Great Wall, Tesla, and all other brands referenced in our compatibility guides — are trademarks of their respective owners.

References to these brand names on our website are made solely for the purpose of identifying compatible TPMS product applications and do not imply any affiliation with, endorsement by, or authorisation from the relevant vehicle manufacturers. MyTPMS Australia is an independent Australian business and is not an authorised dealer, distributor, or franchisee of any vehicle manufacturer referenced on our website.

Autel and Hamaton branded TPMS sensors and tools sold on our website are genuine products of Autel Intelligent Technology Corp. Ltd and Hamaton Automotive Technology Co. Ltd respectively, distributed by MyTPMS Australia under our wholesale supply agreements. All intellectual property associated with the Autel and Hamaton brands, including product names, logos, and product designs, remains the property of the respective brand owner. These are not MyTPMS Australia's own-brand products.

All original content on the mytpms.com.au website — including the Automate brand name and branding, product images, TPMS relearn guides, how-to video content, the Automate companion application, website text, and technical articles — is the intellectual property of MyTPMS Australia and is protected under the Copyright Act 1968 (Cth). Unauthorised reproduction, distribution, or commercial use of our proprietary content is prohibited without prior written consent.

MyTPMS Australia reserves the right to update, amend, or replace this Product Safety, Installation and Compliance Disclaimer at any time to reflect changes in product specifications, applicable safety standards, regulatory requirements, shipping destinations, or our own business operations. Changes will take effect from the date they are published on this page, with the "Last Updated" date at the top of the page revised accordingly.

Where an update materially changes the safety information, installation requirements, or compliance obligations described here — for example, due to a product recall, a new regulatory certification requirement, or a change in applicable road safety standards — we will publish a prominent notice on our website homepage and, where the change affects products already in customers' possession, contact affected customers by email. We encourage you to review this page before installing any product purchased from us to ensure you have the most current safety and compliance information.

For information about the regulatory standards applicable to any current or recently purchased product, contact us at sales@mytpms.com.au and we will provide the current compliance documentation applicable to that product at the time of your inquiry.

This Product Safety, Installation and Compliance Disclaimer forms part of a comprehensive suite of policy documents that together govern your relationship with MyTPMS Australia. The following policies should be read in conjunction with this disclaimer. Click any link below to view the full policy: