TPMS Quick Tip: The Scoop On The Goop
TechShop airs out the facts surrounding tire sealers and TPMS components.
TPMS Tools: Servicing VW Tire Pressure Monitoring Systems
Understanding VW TPMS is the first step to efficient diagnosis and service.
Bartec USA Announces Second 2020 Software Update
A better working tool means more vehicles serviced and an improved bottom line for their service partners.
Bob Harvey Joins Bartec USA
Bartec USA continues to build their North American Sales Team. Bob Harvey will oversee specific accounts for Bartec and help drive growth of their new RITE-SENSOR Product Line.
TPMS Quick Tip: Air Chuck or Err Chuck?
See why the aluminum stem of the bolt-in style of a TPMS sensor makes it essential to use the correct air chuck.
Bartec Offers Programmable TPMS Sensor
A single part, multi-frequency solution, RITE-SENSOR covers more than 97% of vehicles on the road.
VIDEO: Autel Complete TPMS Solution
John Amato discusses Autel TPMS sensors and diagnostic tools.
Bartec to Demonstrate RITE-SENSOR at SEMA
Bartec will feature various booth giveaways, product information and a daily drawing for a sleeve of RITE-SENSORS. Make sure to visit one or both of their booths and get your badge scanned to be entered into the daily drawing.
TPMS Quick Tip: Honda
An Unexpected Cause: A Honda service tip solves an unusual problem.
TPMS Quick Tip: Diagnostic Strategy
A well thought out plan provides a more efficient diagnosis.
RITE-SENSOR Launch in Full Swing
Bartec has just announced a variety of new products that include the RITE-SENSOR Tool and RITE-SENSOR bundles for the PRO-SERIES TPMS tools.
TPMS Quick Tip: The Right Tool for the Job
When a customer states their TPMS light is on, the first thing you think of is your TPMS scan tool, and you’re blind without it. Regardless of the problem or the resulting repair, your scan tool comes into play before, after and during the repair. But, there are a few additional tools that can save you time, make the repair process a lot easier and ensure a high-quality repair.
