Autel MaxiPRO MP900TS Scanner, Top TPMS & OE ECU C0ding as MS906 PRO-TS

Great scan tool used it at my old job working in the automotive field so I couldn’t go with another scan tool especially at a great price I think every one should get one at least if it’s your first scan tool you won’t need another I love how it comes with all the other adapters and how you’re able to download the software you need and it’s real easy to use autel is a well know. Diagnostics scanner and I see why people buy the scanner has good diagnostics test and easy to move with not too big or too small just right in size and it’s Bluetooth what more do you want connects to wifi quick I was able to set up my scanner pretty quick using my phone as a hot spot for wifi I love how it can code injectors and can flas ecus and go into turning on and off switch for testing I used it to diagnose my truck 03 gmc Yukon for a fuel pump issue I was able to give the fuel pump relay signal to turn on and off when I needed it and was able to see if I was getting pressure on the pump and seeing if I was getting voltage to the fuel pump as well I plan on using this for my personal use diagnosing vehicles I will definitely recommend this to all my family and friends I plan on using it and aquiering more add ons to the tool also I really appreciate the offer they give you after you buy the tool they make sure you’re happy with the product and they give you options of getting a camera or a hand held scanner I haven’t gotten to speak to the actual reps for help but I’m pretty sure they get back to you as soon as possible especially with this offer they’re giving me so yeah this sums up everything I feel and think about the scanner and the brand autel

The good: Large vehicle coverage - Using this tool professionally, I've only run into 2 cars so far that it wouldn't communicate with, and with how often updates are released, odds are theyre now supported anyway. Fast - slower than you'd expect from a consumer android tablet of course, but compared to some others ive used, including my old Snap-On Solus Edge, the speed is impressive. TPMS diagnostics and relearns - this is the main reason I picked this scantool. has worked on everything I've needed it to faster and more reliably than the dedicated TPMS tool I was using before. cheap - I got this on sale for $1k, and for the price you really can't beat what it can do. yearly updates cost just under $800 a year, and then an additional $50 a year for FCA secure gateway access, which you'll need if you work on any Chrysler products. The Bad: Some of the updates are quite large - bmw and mercedes specifically are often 2-3GB each, and as the tool often wants to update every week, these can take a while if your shop's internet is slow. outdated version of android - tablet runs Android 4.4.2, which is now over 10 years old. This limits what other apps you can load onto it, which is a shame since theres a handful of apps I use for work that arent compatible requires internet access - many of the features of this scantool require an active internet connection to use. if you work at a shop with no wifi, and are unable to tether it to your phone, then this may be a deal-breaker for you. overall I'm very happy with this tool, and would recommend it to new mechanics shopping for their first scantool, and even more seasoned techs looking for something cheaper to replace their current one.

I’ve been using the Autel MaxiPRO MP900TS for a few weeks now, and I’m really impressed with what it can do. This scanner is packed with features — everything from full-system diagnostics to advanced service resets and TPMS programming. It’s user-friendly and powerful enough that I can take care of my own vehicles without constantly running to a shop. For a DIYer like me, it’s a game changer. I’m not a professional mechanic, but I do like to handle maintenance and repairs myself, and this tool gives me the info and control I need to do that confidently. It’s already helped me save money and time by pinpointing issues quickly. If you’re serious about working on your own cars, this is a solid investment. Highly recommended.

Works great has good fast speed as in connectivity and menu and data speed on the monitor. Also looks great and has a good size when using and moving around with it. It has a lot of features for different types of diagnosis.

Awesome

I bought this for the TPMS function, but also with a higher end scanner capability function. It's overkill for a home mechanic with one or two cars, but I figure with the cost of repairs it'll pay for itself, and it has. Couldn't figure out why passenger vents were blowing warm air with A/C on. Turns out the actuator for the pass side blend door was bad. Tire place installed weak TPSM sensors that intermittently lose RF connection to computer. They said it was the computer and that I should go to the dealer. They were wrong. Also detected a weakened ignition coil in Live data graphing that I can monitor. I didn't want to like it because it's expensive and Chinese, what with the usual Chi-English translation issues. But I must admit they've done a really good job with a very complicated tool that has to accommodate so many makes and models with so my systems and nuances. Pro mechanics don't have to go into debt with a Snap-on scanner anymore. I also enjoy playing with it and learning all it does.

Well made scanner. Very complex though. There is a learning curve to using this piece of equipment. This is a bi-directional scanner so that you can perform various tests on the vehicle. The PDF manual is 145 pages, plus many training videos to help the user get acquainted with the equipment. The built in software also has screen prompts to help along the way. First thing that I noticed is that the Bluetooth Dongle has a LED light in it to assist in finding the ALDL connector under the dash. Never seen this on any scanner. There are also colored LED indicator lights on the adapter to show activity. I use a 24" extension cable so that I can sit in the drivers seat and monitor the activity on the adapter. Beings that this scanner uses Bluetooth communication you can use it anywhere around the vehicle. The carrying case is a bit large to carry in a vehicle, so I am looking for a smaller padded bag to keep in the vehicle at all times. Yes I would recommend this scanner to someone that has some background experience in the automotive field. This scanner would be a bit much for a Novice. There is a lot of terminology to learn.

Having trouble connecting with chrysler. Vehicles, mother scanner connected just fine.