VENU-i Pro TPMS Programming Tool Tire Pressure Detector Diagnose/Activate/Relearn/Program Sensors, Work with Thinkdiag/THINKCAR Tablet Scanners/Kingbolen K7 K8 Pro K10 Pro OBD2 Scanner TPMS Relearn
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- [Notes]: Venu-i pro Tire Tool needs to work with thinkdiag, Thinkcar Tablet Scanners, Mucar Tablet Scanners and Kingbolen K7/K8 Pro/K10 Pro Scanners etc...Venu-i pro Can't work independently. And it required car make original TPMS sensors or thinkcar TPMS sensors. Support list may vary for different car make and model, please check coverage list before place order. If you need to buy thinkcar TPMS sensors, please contact seller to check out. Venu can't match other brands scanners except thinkcar mucar and kingbolen, you can send message to seller to make sure before purchase.
- [VENU-i Pro TPMS Programming Tool] Reprogram THINKCAR and Original car make TPMS sensors with unlimited times, with 4 options: 1Copy by OBD: pull the old sensor ID stored in OBD compliant vehicles and write it directly into THINKCAR sensor; 2Copy by Activation: activate the damaged sensor that can still sent signals; get its ID and then program; 3Auto Create; use this TPMS tool to generate a new and matched sensor ID; 4Manual Create: manually write the original sensor ID into a new THINKCAR sensor.
- [Full-featured Tire Pressure Relearn Device] Thinkcar launched VENU-i Pro tire pressure device is a professional tire pressure diagnosis tool that integrates TPMS sensor activation, reading, learning, and programming. It activates reading tire pressure information by receiving low-frequency or high-frequency signals. Clear tire pressure module DTCs.
- [All Functions TPMS Scanner] VENU-i Pro-- new generation of TPMS diagnostic and service tool, designed to activate/read/check known OBD2 TPMS sensors/status/health (sensor ID, tire pressure, tire temperature, battery status, Sensor frequency), program to start the RF (radio frequency) communication tire pressure sensor and relearn the TPMS position after maintenance. Thinkcar VENU-i Pro TPMS relearn tool works for GM/Ford/Toyota/Chevy and etc.
- [Practical TPMS Sensor Programmer] One click to receive tire pressure sensor data, real-time read tire status, simple and convenient operation, built-in learning guidance, let you quickly become a master operator. This product fits for THINKCAR diagnostic tablet (above 8 inches Thinktool pro, pros, pros+), thinkdiag/thinkdiag2 Bluetooth Scan Tool devices, Kingbolen k7/k8/k10 scanners, Mucar tablet Scanners VENU-i Pro can't be used if purchase separately.
- [Widely Application TPMS Scan Tool] It supports THINKCAR series Scanners over 8 inches (Decoder that supports TPMS function) and thinkdiag Bluetooth Scanner, Covering 98% of the vehicles with tire pressure system in the world, if the car is equipped with an indirect TPMS system, it only supports the TPMS "learning" function. If the vehicle is equipped with a direct TPMS system, its TPMS functions generally include activation, programming, Relearn and diagnose.
- [How To Activate VENU-i Pro TPMS Tool]: Please use i-VENU APP to Diagnose your vehicle TPMS system if you use Android device. And download Thinkdiag+ App to activate this TPMS scan Tool on iOS system devices. Create user account with your mail address, you can link with VENU-i Pro directly via Bluetooth. Recommend to use it with thinkdiag, Thinkcar Bluetooth Tablet scanners, Kingbolen K7/K8/K8 Pro/K10/K10 Pro scan tools to get full functions read/clear codes, activate/program/relearn TPMS sensors. Any issues please contact seller to get quick help.
Brand: thinkcar
Power Source: Battery Powered
Operating System: Android 11.0
Screen Size: 8 Inches
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Brand Name: thinkcar
UPC: 768297576782
Manufacturer: thinkcar
Included Components: Charge Cable, User Guide, VENU-i Pro Tire Relearn Tool
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Manufacturer Warranty Description: One year warranty
Power Source: Battery Powered
Operating System: Android 11.0
Screen Size: 8 Inches
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