ATEQ TPMS Tools, LC

The ATEQ TPMS team has experienced tremendous growth, with multiple personnel added combined with a high market demand for innovative TPMS tools.

The benefits of the Live Sensor platform allow ATEQ tool users and sensor partners to have the most up-to-date coverage.

Live Sensor is a new technology that allows sensor information to be updated in real-time.

Customers can obtain a free tire tread depth gauge with the purchase of a two-year VT56 software update.The tire tread depth gauge is a VT56 accessory that provides complete tire and TPMS service management.

Each day, the visitor who has the fastest time will win a prize, which will be revealed by the ATEQ team. 

ATEQ and My Father’s Shop will collaborate on Facebook to give away two TPMS tools to high schools, technical centers or colleges during their Back to School Giveaway.

A new version of software is now available for the ATEQ VT56, version DA1-26-20.

Checking the tread depth and wear on each tire will let you know when the tire needs to be replaced, or if other regular maintenance should be involved get the most out of your tires and vehicle.

To win, visit the ATEQ TPMS Tool Giveaway page every Friday in April and click on the links to ATEQ’s social media for contest details.

When a TPMS sensor is damaged or the battery dies, it must be replaced. However, before the new sensor IDs can be relearned to the vehicle’s ECU, the new sensor must be programmed.

The latest update includes new OE coverage, improved programmable sensor coverage, new functionalities and corrections.

See how to perform an OBD II TPMS relearn procedure on a 2016 Toyota Corolla using ATEQ's VT56 TPMS tool to reset the TPMS system in less than two minutes.

The update includes new OE coverage, improved programmable sensor coverage, new functionalities, corrections and more.

The latest release includes new 2016-2017 car models for OE sensor recognition and improved programmable sensor coverage as well as new functions and corrections.

In one year, the ATEQ TPMS work force has increased by 30% for sales, technical support, shipping, repairs, accounting and marketing.

Guests can expect a showcase of ATEQ TPMS aftermarket and industrial tools, new booth designs, a classic vehicle for tool demonstrations, games to win prizes and much more.

This newly redesigned website offers quick and easy access to essential information and features that offer a more comprehensive understanding of the company's line of TPMS tool products and services. The site also has a news section with updated company news and events, tool information and the latest software updates.

ATEQ, a provider of TPMS diagnostic tools, has announced a new legal name for its TPMS product division in the United States. ATEQ is a multi-national company with three product divisions. Effective Oct. 1, the legal name for the company dealing with TPMS products will be ATEQ TPMS Tools LC – a Michigan company. There

The VT67 tablet will be capable of reading and programming the Tesla BLE sensor.

The tool is designed to continuously adapt to a technician’s needs and includes a VIN barcode scanner for fast vehicle selection.

Using ATEQ TPMS Tools, users can program sensors of both 315 and 433 frequencies. This will allow shops to reduce inventory from two SKUs to one.

ATEQ, a global provider of tire pressure monitoring system tools, announced the newest innovation in TPMS system relearn technology.

The VT31 has the ability to accurately read tire pressure as well as all TPMS sensor information, including sensor ID, pressure, frequency, temperature and battery life.

The tool's features include an easy-to-read display, user-friendly navigation and command buttons, and vehicle make/model/year look-up.

The software update includes new OE coverage, improved programmable sensor coverage, new functionalities and corrections.

Designed for tough service station environments, the ATEQ VT36 is affordable, making the tool accessible for shops, enabling them to reset 100% of Direct Type Non-OBD II relearned vehicles.

With the TTD accessory connected to the VT56 TPMS Tool, technicians can now provide a complete tire and TPMS sensor check during routine maintenance.

The VT30 kit is capable of reading 100% of TPMS sensors in the market for domestic, Asian and European vehicles. Using the large LCD screen, a technician now can easily read the TPMS including: pressure, sensor, transmission frequency and the state of the battery.

The ATEQ VT56 features icon-based navigation, Help and Training menus, a VIN barcode reader, improved OBD II transfer technology, wireless communication with PC capability and an optional docking station with an integrated wireless printer.

Other air gauges are “relative pressure” gauges, which means they are atmospheric dependent. ATEQ has developed a tire inflator with patented technology that displays the same pressure the TPMS sensor will be transmitting.

Technicians looking for a multi-function TPMS tool that helps them balance the important aspects of their work now have a new option. ATEQ has launched the ATEQ VT56 with an optional wireless printer and docking station. At a presentation at the Equipment and Tool Institute’s (ETI) Tool Tech April 29, ATEQ’s Jim Jim Chen Chen

ATEQ Corporation announces the ability of its TPMS tools to configure the Huf IntelliSens tire pressure sensors. Huf IntelliSens universal sensors are tire pressure sensors which are capable of replacing the majority of original equipment (OE) sensors.

With the introduction of the MitsuReset tool, shops now have a low-cost, simple solution for performing TPMS relearns on Mitsubishi vehicles without the need for a scan tool.

Technicians looking for a multi-function TPMS tool that helps them balance the important aspects of their work will soon have a new option. Beginning in the spring of 2014, ATEQ will launch the ATEQ VT56 with an optional wireless printer and docking station.

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.

The VT56 TPMS tool will reset the Ford Fusion's TPMS system by communicating the TPMS sensor information to the vehicle's ECU.

With WebVT jobs you can sync jobs from the device to your PC; display jobs by date, tool or make, model, year; and search jobs by plate number or VIN.

This new video from ATEQ shows how to replace an old sensor by creating a new sensor ID using a blank aftermarket programmable sensor.