Understanding Hyundai TPMS
Hyundai started using TPMS in 2006 on the Hyundai Accent, Tucson and Veracruz. The carmaker equipped its other vehicles with TPMS starting in 2007. Hyundai has used several different suppliers for its TPMS systems, including Continental, Lear, Siemens and TRW. While each of these systems operate similarly, they do have slight variations. Make sure to check vehicle information and TSBs for specific variations.
Hyundai TPMS Electromagnetic Interference
The TPMS malfunction indicator lamp may be illuminated and the RF channel failure code may be stored if the vehicle is operating around electric power supply cables or radio transmitters.
SCHRADER Launches New Black TPMS Service Kit
With black alloy wheels becoming more popular for both aftermarket fitment and as an OE option, SCHRADER, a global leader in tire pressure monitoring systems, has released a service kit with black valves for the EZ-sensor 2.0, which enables the typical silver valve to be replaced with a black version.
Autel Announces Update For TS608 TPMS Diagnostic Tool
The update includes wider vehicle coverage, TPMS status and complete health check, and on-tool TPMS training.
DENSO Announces Major Expansion Of TPMS Sensor Coverage
DENSO Products and Services Americas has added 14 new part numbers to its selection of First Time Fit tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS) sensors. As a result, DENSO now covers an additional 10 million European and Korean vehicles as part of its comprehensive inventory of 67 part numbers in the company’s 2017 TPMS Sensor Catalog.
Dynamic TPMS Releases New Valve Stem Assortment
Dynamic TPMS Solutions has created a new TPMS Valve Stem Assortment Kit (DY-TPMS-16VS). The kit contains an array of new valve stem designs, making it easier to service vehicles, the company said. Before the release of this kit, many valves were only available from the OE dealership, which took more time and money to obtain,
Dill Air Controls Expands TPMS Offering With Newest OEM Sensors
Dill Air Controls continues to expand its offering with the latest OEM sensors on some of the newest vehicles, providing maximum support to automotive service facilities across the United States and Canada. The newest OEM Tire Pressure Monitoring Sensors are on the following vehicles by part number: • 1225 – 2013/2014 Toyota Highlander and 2014
Huf TPMS ‘IntelliSens’ Now Supported By Bartec And ATEQ Tools
The new “IntelliSens” universal sensor by Huf is now supported by Bartec and ATEQ diagnosis tools. The latest updates run by the tool manufacturers come just in time for tire changing this spring season, according to Huf.
Relearn Procedures Require TPMS Tool
Most vehicles require some type of “stationary” relearn procedure to reset the TPMS system. This requires a TPMS tool to activate each of the tire pressure sensors in a specified sequence so the TPMS control module can relearn their new locations.
The ATEQ VT55 OBDII TPMS Decoder/Activator Reprograms Asian And European Vehicles
In addition to all U.S.-manufactured vehicles, the ATEQ VT55 OBDII reprograms Asian or European vehicles (including Toyota, Honda, Nissan, Hyundai, Kia, Subaru, etc.), which do not feature a TPMS “learn mode.” It’s just that easy and fast to accurately activate and decode TPMS sensors, and display data or any sensor faults.