Autel MaxiPRO MP808Z-TS Review — Is It Worth It? [2026]
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Autel MaxiPRO MP808Z-TS TPMS Scanner
A diagnostic tablet that doubles as a full TPMS tool, with ECU coding thrown in.
Is the Autel MP808Z-TS worth buying?
If you do tires, yes; if not, probably no. The MP808Z-TS puts OE-level all-system diagnostics, active tests, advanced ECU coding and VAG guided functions on a 7-inch tablet and then adds TPMS: sensor activation, relearn, retrofitting and programming of Autel MX-Sensors. The listing claims it activates 99% of TPMS sensors. One thing to sort out before buying: the product title says 2 years of free updates while the separate update-service page for this model says 1 year, so confirm which applies.
A diagnostic tablet with a tire-shop skill set
The MP808Z-TS is a MaxiPRO tablet with a 7-inch 1024 x 600 screen, an RK3566 processor, 4GB RAM, 64GB storage, a 5,000mAh battery, dual-band Wi-Fi, HDMI output and a VCI Mini. It weighs 0.77kg. The listing says there is no IP restriction.
What you get
Full TPMS functions
Activate sensors, run the TPMS diagnostic system, program Autel MX-Sensors, check and reset, and retrofit. The page claims activation of 99% of sensors, which I could not verify independently.
Advanced ECU coding
Online coding for BMW, Porsche, VW, Nissan, Hyundai and others lets you recode adaptive data after a repair or switch on customisations such as seatbelt chime or mirror folding. The seller says it matches the coding of the MS906 series.
OE-level all-system diagnosis
All-system scans, bi-directional control, 32+ hot service functions, VAG guided functions and FCA AutoAuth. With the optional BT506 you can do battery tests, and the MV108S adds endoscope functions.
Tablet plus VCI Mini
The package is built around the tablet and a VCI Mini. Check the packing list on the product page before you order, since accessories vary by listing.
Full spec sheet
| Screen | 7-inch, 1024 x 600 |
| CPU | Rockchip RK3566 |
| RAM / Storage | 4GB / 64GB |
| OS | Android 11 |
| Battery | 5,000mAh |
| Wi-Fi | 2.4 and 5 GHz |
| Output | HDMI Type A |
| VCI | VCI Mini |
| Weight | 0.77kg |
| Updates | Title says 2 years free; update-service page says 1 year |
| Price | $729.00 (was $989.00) |
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Diagnostics, coding and TPMS in one tablet.
- 7-inch screen and 4GB RAM are comfortable for shop use.
- ECU coding and VAG guided functions included.
- No IP restriction according to the listing.
- Discounted from $989.
Cons
- Update terms are contradictory between pages.
- $340 more than the MK808Z, so TPMS needs to matter to you.
- Optional extras (BT506, MV108S) are sold separately.
- The 99% sensor activation claim is the seller's own.
Answers before you buy
Does it do TPMS programming?
How long are updates free?
Can it do ECU coding?
Is there an IP limit?
Is the price fixed?
Great for tire shops, overkill for most
The TPMS side is what you pay for here. If you do tires regularly, it earns its price. If not, the MK808Z is the better value.
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