danted09
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- Porsche Taycan Turbo 2025
Just wanted to update in case someone faces the same problem I did. Autel Mx sensors work very well with our Taycans. I had them programmed at 433mhz and 95c907275 and it worked.
For the 2025 Taycan, Autel lists 3 different sensor IDs. There is only one at 315 mhz which is to cover the 95c907275A OEM sensor. The other two are at 433 mhz. One is to replace the 95c907255 and the other 95c907275.
What's nice with Autel sensors is that your local tire shop can reprogram them as often as they want and they can do it with the sensors mounted and full pressure in the tire. So you can try all 3 different IDs to see which one works. (and you can get them with rubber, silver metal or black metal valves. I got black metal valves, looks OEM)
Just make sure you educate your tire shop that Porsche's have auto relearn and that they do not need to make the car learn the new sensors through the OBD/SFD which is locked to anyone other than a Porsche dealership. They need to clear dtc's with their Autel tool if there is a permanent tpms error present. The car will then be able to go into auto relearn when you select the appropriate tire size in the settings-vehicle-tpms menu.
For the 2025 Taycan, Autel lists 3 different sensor IDs. There is only one at 315 mhz which is to cover the 95c907275A OEM sensor. The other two are at 433 mhz. One is to replace the 95c907255 and the other 95c907275.
What's nice with Autel sensors is that your local tire shop can reprogram them as often as they want and they can do it with the sensors mounted and full pressure in the tire. So you can try all 3 different IDs to see which one works. (and you can get them with rubber, silver metal or black metal valves. I got black metal valves, looks OEM)
Just make sure you educate your tire shop that Porsche's have auto relearn and that they do not need to make the car learn the new sensors through the OBD/SFD which is locked to anyone other than a Porsche dealership. They need to clear dtc's with their Autel tool if there is a permanent tpms error present. The car will then be able to go into auto relearn when you select the appropriate tire size in the settings-vehicle-tpms menu.
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