TPMS Sensor Programming Tool Daily Audit

Daily inspection for verifying the TPMS programming and relearn tool is current, functional, and able to correctly program and register sensor IDs for supported vehicle coverage.

Inspection Details

• Inspection date and time recorded
• Inspector identified
• TPMS tool asset or serial number recorded

Tool Update and Vehicle Coverage

• Tool software or database is current
  Verify the TPMS programming/relearn tool shows the latest available software, firmware, or vehicle coverage update status.
• Vehicle coverage matches shop fleet or service needs
  Confirm the tool includes current coverage for the vehicle makes, models, and model years commonly serviced today.
• Last update date verified
• Update status notes

Sensor ID Programming and Relearn Function

• Tool successfully reads or programs sensor IDs
  Verify the tool can read, clone, or program TPMS sensor IDs according to the vehicle procedure being used.
• Programmed sensor IDs are correctly registered
  Confirm the programmed sensor IDs are accepted by the tool and match the intended vehicle assignment or relearn record.
• Relearn procedure completed without error
  Verify the relearn or activation process completed successfully for a representative vehicle or test case, if applicable.
• Sensor ID verification result

Tool Condition and Readiness

• Screen, buttons, and connectors are intact and functional
  Inspect the tool for physical damage, cracked housing, damaged cables, worn connectors, or unresponsive controls.
• Battery level or power supply is adequate for use
  Confirm the tool is charged or connected to a reliable power source for the full inspection or service period.
• Accessory kit present and usable
  Verify required adapters, cables, or antennas are available and in serviceable condition.

Records and Corrective Action

• Deficiencies documented
  Record any non-conformance, missing updates, sensor ID mismatch, or relearn failure observed during the audit.
• Corrective action assigned
  Document the action taken or needed, such as updating software, reprogramming IDs, replacing damaged components, or escalating to a supervisor.
• Tool cleared for service