How to Perform TPMS Relearn on a Zeekr: Auto, OBD, and Stationary Procedures

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Understanding Zeekr TPMS Systems

{Zeekr} (also written as Zeekr) is a premium electric vehicle brand under Geely Holding Group, sharing platforms with Lynk & Co and Geely Galaxy. All Zeekr models currently use a direct TPMS system with clamp-in sensors mounted inside the wheel. These sensors transmit tire pressure and temperature data via a 433MHz RF signal.

The key difference between Zeekr and many other brands is that Zeekr uses Baolong Technology sensors — specifically the 433MHz variant that is pre-programmed with OE data. This means you cannot use generic universal sensors; you need sensors that match the original part numbers 6608082005 or 8894215959.

If you’re replacing a sensor, make sure you get a pre-programmed unit like the BL-ST-050 | BH-Sens 433MHz TPMS Tire Pressure Sensor | Fits Geelygalaxy, Lynk&Co, Zeekr | OE# 6608082005, 8894215959. It clones the factory ID and is plug-and-play for Zeekr models.

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Relearn Methods Overview

Zeekr supports three relearn methods, but not all are available on every model year:

Important: Zeekr does NOT support the old-school “deflate/inflate” stationary relearn common on some Asian brands. The stationary method here requires a low-frequency (LF) activations tool.

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Method 1: OBD Relearn (Recommended)

This is the fastest and most reliable method. Works on all Zeekr models from 2021 onward.

Tools Needed

• A TPMS diagnostic tool that supports Zeekr/Baolong protocols (Autel TS508, Autel MX808, ATEQ VT56, or any tool with “Geely/Zeekr” TPMS coverage)
• BL-ST-050 | BH-Sens 433MHz TPMS Tire Pressure Sensor | Fits Geelygalaxy, Lynk&Co, Zeekr | OE# 6608082005, 8894215959 installed (if replacing sensors)

Step-by-Step

• Connect the TPMS tool to the vehicle’s OBD-II port (located under the dashboard, driver side).
• Turn the ignition ON — do not start the engine. For fully electric Zeekr models, press the START button without the brake pedal.
• Select the vehicle make on the tool: choose Geely (Zeekr is listed under Geely in most tools) or directly Zeekr if your tool has it.
• Select model year and model — Zeekr 001, 009, or X. If your tool doesn’t list Zeekr separately, use Lynk & Co or Geely Galaxy as the platform is shared.
• Choose “Relearn” or “Program” function.
• The tool will read the existing sensor IDs. If you installed new sensors, trigger each sensor with the tool’s LF activation function (usually a button that says “Activate” or “Trigger”).
• Follow tool prompts — most tools will automatically write new IDs to the ECU.
• Verify — the tool will display “Relearn Complete” and show pressure readings for all four tires.
• Disconnect tool, start the vehicle, and check that no TPMS warning light remains.

Pro tip: If the tool fails to communicate, try selecting Geely Monjaro or Geometry — some Zeekr models use the same TPMS module.

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Method 2: Stationary Relearn (Using LF Trigger)

Use this method if you don’t have an OBD tool but own a TPMS trigger tool (like the ATEQ VT56 trigger wand or a magnetic trigger for 433MHz sensors).

Tools Needed

• LF trigger tool (e.g., ATEQ VT56 trigger, Bartec 400SD)
• Or a strong neodymium magnet (rare-earth magnet) — works on some Zeekr models

Step-by-Step

• Turn the vehicle OFF and ensure all doors are closed.
• Place the LF trigger tool against the tire sidewall, near the valve stem (where the TPMS sensor is located).
• Press the trigger button for 2–3 seconds. You should hear a beep or see a flash from the tool, confirming the sensor activated.
• Repeat for each tire in this order: LF (driver front) → RF (passenger front) → RR (passenger rear) → LR (driver rear).
• After all four sensors are triggered, start the vehicle.
• Drive for 1–2 minutes at low speed (under 10 mph). The TPMS light should go out automatically if the relearn succeeded.

Caution: Some 2023+ Zeekr models require a specific LF tool that sends a 125kHz signal. A generic magnet trigger may not work. If the light remains on after driving, switch to the OBD method.

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Method 3: Auto Relearn

This is a passive method that happens when you drive. It only works if the sensors are already paired (i.e., you only rotated tires or replaced a sensor with an identical pre-programmed unit).

What to Do

• After sensor replacement or tire rotation, drive the vehicle above 25 mph (40 km/h) continuously for 15–30 minutes.
• The vehicle’s ECU will automatically detect the new positions based on signal strength and wheel rotational data.
• No tools or button presses required.

Limitations

• Does not work if you installed new sensors with different IDs (they must be pre-programmed to the original IDs).
• Can take up to 3 driving cycles to complete.
• Not reliable on Zeekr models older than 2021.

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When to Perform a Relearn

• After any TPMS sensor replacement — even if using a pre-programmed sensor, the vehicle must learn the sensor’s position.
• After tire rotation — if your Zeekr does not have auto-location, the system will show incorrect pressure for each wheel without a relearn.
• After battery replacement in the sensor — only applicable if your sensor has a replaceable battery (most Baolong sensors are sealed).
• After ECU or TPMS module replacement — requires a full OBD relearn.

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Choosing the Right Replacement Sensor

If you’re buying a TPMS sensor for your Zeekr, the most important things to check are:

The BL-ST-050 | BH-Sens 433MHz TPMS Tire Pressure Sensor | Fits Geelygalaxy, Lynk&Co, Zeekr | OE# 6608082005, 8894215959 meets all these criteria and is the recommended direct replacement for Zeekr models built after 2021. It fits the Geely Galaxy, Lynk & Co 01/05/09, and Zeekr 001/009/X.

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FAQ

Can I use a universal TPMS sensor on my Zeekr?

No. Zeekr uses Baolong-specific protocol that universal sensors cannot replicate. You must use a sensor that matches the original OE numbers 6608082005 or 8894215959, or a pre-programmed clone like the BH-Sens BL-ST-050.

Why does my Zeekr TPMS light stay on after a tire rotation?

The vehicle has not learned the new sensor positions. Perform a stationary relearn with an LF trigger tool, or use an OBD TPMS tool to initialize the process. On some models, driving above 25 mph for 20–30 minutes will auto-relearn.

Do I need a special tool for Zeekr TPMS relearn?

A standard TPMS tool that supports Geely/Lynk & Co brands will work. The Autel TS508 or ATEQ VT56 are common choices. For stationary relearn, you need an LF trigger tool — a generic magnet may not work on 2023+ models.

How long does a TPMS sensor battery last on a Zeekr?

Baolong TPMS sensors have a battery life of 5–7 years, depending on driving conditions. When the battery dies, the entire sensor must be replaced — the battery is sealed inside the unit.