When it's time to replace your TPMS sensors, there’s no need to go back to the dealer. As a leader in TPMS technology, NAPA® Echlin® provide the best TPMS coverage in the industry. In addition to our full line of perfect-match TPMS sensors, we also offer a complete line of tools for service technicians. Our TPMS sensors can be installed faster and easier, all to get vehicles back on the road in no time.
The process for updating your NAPA® Echlin® TPMS tools is easy.
To download the update for our 92-1551 and 92-1541 tools, click here. To download the update for our 92-1531 tool, click here. Once downloaded, simply follow the steps to keep your TPMS tool up-to-date with the latest TPMS software for domestic and import vehicles. Updates will continually be released throughout the year, so check back once your software is loaded on your computer (PC only).
Our advanced TPMS tool offers comprehensive coverage for domestic, European, and Asian vehicles to provide complete TPMS service management.
Our kit includes the 92-1551 TPMS tool, 110V wall charger, protective case, TPMS relearn magnet and OBDII module with cable.
Key features of this TPMS tool include:
Professional-grade tool allows you to quickly detect worn tires, tire damage, and even poor alignment, resulting in additional service and tire sales opportunities
Connects to the powerful 92-1551 diagnostic tool kit, which lets you perform a complete tire and TPMS sensor check during routine maintenance
Capable of displaying results on the 92-1551 tool screen or transferring results to a PC to share with customers
Green, yellow, and red color coding effectively illustrates wear against safety thresholds, which helps promote customer service and tire sales
Our 92-1541 TPMS Diagnostic Tool Kit gives you everything you need to perform efficient TPMS repairs and service.
This kit features an all-inclusive TPMS diagnostic and programming tool for performing efficient TPMS repairs and service. Here are some of this tool’s key features:
Our 92-1541 allows you to perform TPMS reset via OBDII on applicable vehicles, which makes up 40% of the TPMS market. Here's how to do it:
1. Use a tool to read all of the sensor IDs
2. Turn on the ignition
3. Connect the tool to the OBDII port
4. The relearn should be complete within 2 minutes
92-9000: TPMS Service Tool Kit
This high-quality TPMS Service Tool Kit contains all the tools necessary to manage your TPMS service.