Cojali’s latest tool allows technicians to read tire sensor data, including pressure, battery level, and sensor ID, and lets them program and clone universal sensors.
Cojali's new Jaltest TPMS is a tool to help technicians maintain tire pressure monitoring systems (TPMS), allowing users to read, check, and program TPMS sensors for trucks, buses, trailers, and light commercial vehicles. The tool is compatible with OE, alternative, and universal sensors.
"With Jaltest TPMS, we consolidate our commitment to innovation and road safety, offering a comprehensive solution that facilitates preventive maintenance and reduces intervention times", said Gonzalo López, Sales & Business Development Global director of Jaltest Tools.
Jaltest TPMS can read data including pressure, temperature, battery level, and sensor ID number, and can allow technicians to program and clone universal sensors for vehicle compatibility. It provides information on compatible references and relearn processes in TPMS control units and can consult work reports and scan by code.
Additionally, the tool is compatible with OE and universal sensors from Alcar, BH Sens, Italmatic, Hamaton, Truck SM, and Autel, among others. Jaltest TPMS comes with an active software license for the first year, after which it will continue to operate without restrictions and while maintaining all features. Renewing the tool’s license will give users access to coverage updates.
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