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Discontinued
Superseded to AEQVT570000

VT56 TPMS Sensor Activation Tool

Item Number: AEQVT560000 Supplier: ATEQ TPMS TOOLS LC

Description

The VT56 is the all-in-one comprehensive TPMS Tool. Its advanced features and functions provides complete TPMS management. Thanks to frequent updates, it includes all new TPMS sensors and vehicles, immediately when introduced each year. Accurate make,model, year selection with VIN record provides traceability and communication tool with car owners. On-tool relearn procedure provides step-by-step instructions on indirect TPM system.

Features

To be used in conjunction with HDS to complete TPM sensor registration
Select make, model, year via VIN scan
Display OBDII location on tool screen
Retrieve TPMS DTC Codes on applicable vehicles (resetting DTCs requires HDS)
Saves TPMS service history on-board and on PC
Built-in TPMS service help and training
Multi-lingual, 18+ languages
Printout via PC and/or optional IR Printer
On-tool relearn procedure for other makes

Includes

VT56 TPMS Sensor Activation Tool
AEQ510002038 Charger
AEQ621002091 USB Cable
CD for owner manual and workshop software

Options

AEQPRIR0000 Portable IR Thermal Printer
AEQTD010000 Tire Tread Depth Gauge
AEQT1006306 Docking Station
AEQOBD60000 OBDII Module for other applicable makes

Warranty

2 years parts and labor (covers one way shipping from manufacture to dealers for warranty repair).

Product Specifications

Casing: Protective rubber sleeve
Dimensions: 4.72"W x 6.74"H x 3.5"D (120 mm W x 171 mm H x 89 mm D)
Power Supply: Lithium-polymer rechargeable battery
Radio Reception: 315 and 433 MHz
Screen: 4.3" (109 mm)
Weight: 1.6 lbs. (0.7 kg)

Refer to TSB 09-070.

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