Autel MaxiCOM MK908 II 10.1" Scanner, 38+ Service, 3000+ Bidirectional Scan Tool, OE ECU C0ding, Auto Scan 2.0, All System Diagnostics
- Brand:
- Autel
- Model Number:
- MK908 II
- UPC:
- 680666216320
- EAN:
- 0680666216320
- Walmart SKU:
- 901927600
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$1,569.00 |
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Customer Insights: Rated 4.88/5 from 17 reviews.
This worked great, combined with the Autel valves with sensors! I was able to clone the second set of TPS valves for winter wheels, and now I can switch wheelsets back and forth with no reprogramming or anything. No complaints. These have been hassle-free for over a year so far. Worth it!
As a professional automotive technician with 15 years of experience, I have used a multitude of the scanner in my career life. Well, this one, the most expensive tool in my garage, I must say that it goes above and beyond my expectations. The tablet gets the package of listing errors that seem to have slipped by many other top-notch scanners. It has all the pro-level features that you would need. Overall, it is a good enough product for a competent mechanic.
The Volvo stealers wanted $1,000+ to replace all four TPMS sensors on my 2015 Volvo S60, but I was able to clone the four sensors using the autel tpms pad and install the tires at a local tire shop for all under $180. The total includes four autel 433mhz sensors, Autel TPMS sensor, and dismount and mount all four tires. I was somewhat skeptical, but this thing works.
I’m pleased that this autel programmer could clone my TPMS sensors for my Honda CR-V 2011 in just a few minutes. I placed the programmer next to the air valve of each tire; hit test it will read the ID of your old sensor. Once you have that info, place a new sensor on the programmer and hit the program. You will need to have a laptop handy to follow the prompts. You could watch a few YouTube videos, but I’m telling you, it’s pretty straightforward.
The tool is sometimes straightforward to use when connected to a computer. I use it with my laptop so I can be mobile. I have used it to read the TPMS on my vehicles with no problems. It can read and copy a TPMS and generate a new value if you are programming one of AUTEL TPMS but not another manufacturer's TPMS. It does all this quickly and very well. Overall I'm pleased with my MaxiTPMS Pad.
It is not an ordinary scan tool, which is why it is expensive compared to other professional scanners. But the functions and features it offers justify its price. This scan tool can perform basic, advanced, and special functions. Some of its tasks are oil reset, Anti-theft matching, SAS reset, advanced ECU coding, live data, adaptations, reading/erasing error codes, actuation tests, and many more. One of the features that I love most about this code reader is that it comes with a high-speed wireless connection. In addition, the gadget has a tamper-resistant screen that can withstand the impact. And this is a high-speed device that allows you to perform a wide range of functions within a brief period. Overall, for car repair shop owners or professional mechanics and technicians looking for a reliable but affordable scanner, the MK908 is a great tool to consider.
Need to read your TPMS ID numbers without breaking down the tires to read the numbers off? This little pad plugged into your laptop will do precisely that. It has a very extensive library of known car manufacturers and models.
Great product! I used it with Autel MX 1 sensor to duplicate a bad TPMS sensor on my 2007 Honda CR-V. Now the TPMS light is off and working correctly.
I used these to clone my Autel tpms sensors to my new wheels for my Camry. The pair make it easy to have multiple sets of wheels.
It is an excellent diagnostic tool to have. a professional scanner that is compatible with a wide range of vehicles, making it suitable for a car repair shop use.
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Third-Party Sellers prices have ranged from $1,569.00 (Sep 8) to $1,699.00 (Jul 16) over the past 90 days. Current price is close to the 90-day average of $1,621.00.
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