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07.06.2019
TPMS diagnostic information – Land Rover Range Rover / Evoque / Sport / Velar 2002-2019
After the TREAD Act was mandated in 2007, all vehicles manufactured in the United States beginning in 2008, must be installed with direct or indirect TPMS systems.
The Land Rover Range Rover, Evoque, Sport and Velar are equipped with a direct TPMS system which has TPMS sensors installed in the wheel. If one or more tires indicate low tire pressure, the TPMS sensors will transfer the information to the vehicle’s ECU. An indicator light (low-line TPMS system) or each tire pressure will show on the dash (high-line TPMS system).
A TPMS relearn is recommended for a Land Rover Range Rover, Evoque, Sport and Velar when changing air pressure, rotating tires, and/or replacing a TPMS sensor, including the spare tire; see troubleshooting tips for more information at the bottom of the article.
All OE, programmable, configurable, hybrid and OE-type (one-to-one) TPMS sensor options and service kits can be found in the VT56, VT46 brands, and VT36 TPMS Tools.
The video below shows an OBD relearn on a Toyota vehicle, but the OBD procedure is the same for Land Rover Range Rover models. It is recommended to drive the vehicle for 5 minutes after the relearn or activate the TPMS sensors to complete the procedure.
Land Rover Range Rover vehicles have different model types, including the Range Rover, Sport, Evoque and Velar. To save time, the VIN scan option on the VT56 will determine the correct Make, Model and Year in seconds when checking sensors or servicing TPMS.
Some Land Rover Range Rover models have bonus OBD relearn coverage to skip the manual relearn steps required to reset TPMS on the VT56 or VT46 brands. The OBD relearn procedure is the same for all vehicles with the ability to reset the vehicle through the DLC, which means there is less room for error, and it is easy to remember one relearn for all vehicles. The OBD relearn steps will save you time by resetting the vehicle in just three easy steps:
You may be required to activate the sensors or you may be required to drive the vehicle for 5 minutes after resetting with the OBD module.
Please use the “CHECK TPM” or “CHECK SENSOR” feature on your TPMS tool to determine which frequency the Land Rover Range Rover models have before replacing a sensor or programming an aftermarket sensor to be sure the frequency matches. See the tables below for a quick reference.
Land Rover Range Rover Year(s) | TPMS Sensor Frequency |
Range Rover 2002-2005, 2017-2019 | 433 MHz |
Range Rover 2006-2011, 2015-2016 | 315 or 433 MHz |
Range Rover 2012-2014 | 315 MHz |
Land Rover Range Rover Evoque Year(s) | TPMS Sensor Frequency |
Range Rover Evoque 2011-2014 | 315 MHz |
Range Rover Evoque 2015 | 315 or 433 MHz |
Range Rover Evoque 2016-2019 | 433 MHz |
Land Rover Range Rover Sport Year(s) | TPMS Sensor Frequency |
Range Rover Sport 2006-2011, 2014-2015 | 315 or 433 MHz |
Range Rover Sport 2012-2013 | 315 MHz |
Range Rover Sport 2016-2019 | 433 MHz |
Land Rover Range Rover Velar Year(s) | TPMS Sensor Frequency |
Range Rover Velar 2018-2019 | 433 MHz |
Some Range Rovers have a TPMS sensor that is fitted to the spare tire, see the troubleshooting tips below that will help during the TPMS reset.
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