ThinkCar Venu5 TPMS Sensor Black Rubber – 315/433 MHz Universal Programmable TPMS Sensor

ThinkCar Venu5 TPMS Sensor Black Rubber – 315/433 MHz Universal Programmable TPMS Sensor

The ThinkCar Venu5 Black Rubber is a programmable universal TPMS replacement sensor for workshops that need one flexible sensor platform across a wide range of passenger vehicles. It supports both 315 MHz and 433 MHz frequencies and is designed to work with compatible THINKCAR TPMS programming equipment.

Why Choose This Tool?

Instead of stocking a large number of vehicle-specific sensors, workshops can use the Venu5 platform to cover many common TPMS replacement jobs with a programmable sensor. The black rubber valve version is suited to everyday replacement work where a rubber snap-in style valve is preferred.

Diagnostic & Service Capabilities

• Dual-frequency operation for 315 MHz and 433 MHz TPMS applications
• Programming through compatible THINKCAR TPMS tools
• OE sensor data copying on supported vehicles
• Designed as a replacement for compatible original TPMS sensors
• Broad vehicle coverage for multi-brand tyre and diagnostic workshops

Hardware & Connectivity

Ideal Workshop Applications

• Tyre shops replacing failed or damaged TPMS sensors
• Multi-brand workshops wanting to reduce TPMS sensor inventory
• TPMS cloning and replacement on supported applications
• Seasonal tyre and wheel service operations

Compatibility & Package Notes

Programming tool compatibility, OE data-copy support and relearn procedure depend on the vehicle and TPMS platform being used.

Before ordering: Vehicle coverage, coding, programming, active tests and service functions can vary by make, model, year, ECU, region and software authorization. Contact Automax Tools with the VIN or exact vehicle details if you need confirmation for a specific function.

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Supplied by Automax Tools for professional garages, diagnostic technicians, mobile mechanics and automotive service businesses in the UAE, GCC and international markets.