VXDAS GL50448 TPMS Relearn Tool Compatible for GM Chevy Tire Pressure Sensor Reset Activation Tool OEC-T5 for GM/Buick/Chevrolet/Cadillac/Nissan/Series Vehicles 2024 Edition

This worked perfectly on a 2018 GMC Arcadia that is using new OEM AC Delco Sensors. (ACDelco Tire Pressure Monitoring Sensor 13540602) Sadly my local tire store couldn't figure out how to program these sensors. I won't slam them directly, they tried their best but their guys were not trained properly and after spending several hours waiting just for the sensors to be installed, I was not going spend anymore time to train them when these tools are so cheap. On the 2018 GMC Arcadia, make sure that you start the car and set the dash screen to tire pressure. Then hold down the check mark until you get into tire programming mode and the horn honks. I started at the font left tire, pushed the button on the tool and when the horn honked I went to the back left, then back right and finally the front right. I am not quite sure that is the right order, ChatGTP suggested a different order but since I had gotten that order stuck in my head and it seemed to have worked, I left it. I might find out that the order you reset the sensor matters and have to do this again but that can wait for one of the tires to go low and out of spec and then I will figure out if the sensors are set to the wrong location on the car.

Worked perfect on 2019 Chevy Equinox. TPMS was 315mhz.

It worked my on my 2017 Buick Encore. I lost a TPMS after 8 years. I took it to Buick, they wanted $95 for each tire, parts and labor. I needed 4 new tires and took the car to Walmart for 4 new tires, $28 for 4 new TPMS sensors, $50 to install in tires and $10 for this tool. Less $100 all fixed. Got this tool, added a 9V battery. Start the engine, go to the TMPS menu and hold the enter button for 5 second, car horn sounded, driver front and clock wise one round on all for tires point to the valve cap 3 seconds each. Done in 2 minutes. Incredible!

What's really well, very easy to operate. The only problem is, if it's not communicating, it's not the unit, it's probably your valve that need to be changed

Most tire relearn tools are a few hundred dollars. This one is $10. I rotate my tires myself and also swap out my summer wheels for winter ones in December. I have purchased this tool twice and found the same result twice. It will work to set up all 4 wheels exactly one time. It somehow drains a 9 volt battery in the process and a new battery will not help it work further. It really seems like it counts the button presses and then quits, making you think that you have a problem with your vehicle. These are one-use pieces of Chinese crap in my opinion.

Works as described on my 2919 GMC Sierra 25000 HD with newly purchased sensors. Installed a new 9 vdc battery and follow instructions. I did place the tip at the sidewall near the valve stem/sensor.

I Change my own oil and rotate the tires at the same time. Rotating the tires requires this process to be done each time, if the vehicle has the TPMS option. The vehicle will not re-set the system by itself. Both of our vehicles have this option. I took my wife's vehicle to a local tire shop after I rotated the tires. The shop wanted $50.00 to do the re-set. Plus they wanted me to leave the vehicle. At that point buying this tool was a no-brainer. The first time you do it, you have to read both the instructions for the tool and your owner's manual to get into the TPMS setting on the vehicle. Easy enough to do. Just look under tires in the back of the manual, then TPMS re-set. This process works better with two people, one behind the wheel, and one using the tool to re-set each tire. However, you can do it yourself. Once we were in the correct settings on the vehicle, you walk around the vehicle placing the tool next to each valve stem and listen for the horn to beep, then move to the next tire. I had no issues with where to place the antenna on the tire, right next to the valve stem worked great. There is a specific order you have to follow in regards which tire you start with. Both the instructions and your vehicle manual will give you this information. Once you re-set all four tires , the horn beeps twice to let you know you did it right. The whole project took about 20 minutes for the first time, including reading the manual and instructions. Great tool and a money saver for those DIY.

Arrived quickly, but did not work for me. I have a 2013 Nissan Frontier with 4 new wheels, 4 new tires, and 4 new TPMS sensors. I followed the directions given. With my truck you have to ground out the TPMS system and get the symbol to flash on the dash. Then use the device on each wheel/sensor. I wasted 1 1/2 hours and could not get it to work. Maybe the Cooper Tires are more difficult. Tire shop used their machine (still had to ground out the TPMS sensor to make it flash) and completed the task for $25 plus tax which is way cheaper than any stealership. Your luck may be better.

I have ordered this a bit ago, it took time to arrive but it was worth it. My tires pressure been messing around since I replaced the tires on my GMC Sierra. It took 5 minutes to reset all sensors, you have to put the device beside the tire to read not the rim. Note: dealerships don't have it and would tell you that.

This worked first time, easy and no problem on my 2019 Holden RG Colorado Z71

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I am impressed Setup easy Touched each tire in sequence and whammo, instant results Will highly recommend

Köp inte den fungerar inte alls . Ville göra en retur men frakt kostnaden måste betala själv. don't buy doesn't work.