TPMS relearn tool for GM

Seemed to work like a champ!!! The price was good and the quality of item seemed much better than i was expecting.

Worked quickly and easily. For what I paid for this tool, I’m extremely impressed.

I used this transmitter on my GMC 1500 Sierra and it worked perfectly with some pre-programmed TPMS sensors I bought online - an amazing clearance deal at that. I had a mom and pop shop put the TPMS sensors in, then I did the relearn process. It went super smooth. It took about 35 seconds for each tire - don't let go of the transmit button too early and wave the antenna around the valve a little. I saved a ton of money over going to the 'discount' tire center in town. Now I can read all 4 pressures on the screen and the warning light is GONE!

The low cost device works, only if your TPMS sensor has a strong battery, but here is the catch, this product (and all of the other that look like it) do not tell you the the wheel sensor has a dead battery. I tried many times to get this to work, with very little success. I eventually went to the tire dealer and they used their pro device and reported that three of my four tires had a dead battery. The cost to replace them is prohibitive, so no joy. I will just use a manual pressure gauge from now on. The battery LED on this device is likely only reporting its own 9V batty condition vs the TPMS sensor battery. You are stuck assuming that the TPMS sensor is fine and this product is broken. I only deducted one star for this serious issue, as the basic unit likely works, but I cant help but think that a lot of us have dead batteries in the TPMS sensors, and this does not report that, so it appears to not work at all. Clearly it is easy to do, as that is what the tire dealer did with his tool, with the car off. I dont know how much more expensive that added tx/rx battery report function would be, but unless the tool had that function, I would not buy it. It is of no use to me, so i am returning it.

Junk, doesn't work with my 2016 Chevy Malibu. Set the car to relearn mode, followed instructions exactly, horn never chirps, all the tool does is blink on the TX light. Brand new battery purchased 15 minutes before attempting to use. You get what you pay for, and this is so cheap it's not worth returning.

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!

I tried several times to resolve the tire pressure warning light on my 2013 Xterra. Came to the conclusion there was an obvious bad sensor. (sensor battery, or just failed) I took it to the local (largest PNW regional tire shop chain) and spent $250 to get all 4 replaced. Apparently their tech was clueless as to how to reset the light. They told me it would just take a few number of miles for the computer to sense all was well and turn off the warning light. They were wrong, two weeks later, still had that annoying light. My friend Google suggested a tool such as this one, and after reading all the reviews and different models, this seemed to be the one. Bingo. I put the Xterra in ‘relearn’ mode, used this tool per instructions and BAM, FIXED. Well worth the few bucks it cost! Thanks!

My experience is: this tool works on any GM vehicle 2004-2020 inclusive & any Indian Motorcycle. * the TPMS (tire pressure monitoring system) on an Indian use GM standards * GM vehicle TPMS sensors are either 315MHz or 433MHz [varies by make/model/year] * Amazon item B07Z968ZD1 is VXDAS GL-50448 cost $11 and does ANY GM tpms sensor regardless of make/model/year or MHz I bought this tool so after truck tire rotation I can teach the vehicle the new wheel position of each TPMS sensor. same tool can be used on my Indian Chieftain. A Chieftain needs TPMS sensor programming if battery disconnected for a "long" time. or if you replace the sensor(s). ----------------------------------------- as for using the tool... TPMS sensor relearn process on an Indian is "easy": * Find point on tire directly accross from Valve Stem One way to do this task is... - roll bike till front tire valve stem at bottom position and chalk the ground - roll bike again till front tire valve stem at bottom position and chalk the ground - use tape measure find Mid-Point between two your two marks and chalk the ground - roll bike back to your calculated mid-point chalk mark on ground and chalk the tire itself. Repeat process for Rear wheel. * [optional step] put both tire chalk marks at bottommost position - this is easy if you roll back till front is done and jack up rear tire off ground and rotate it. * Start bike and shut off at "emergency switch" but leave bike electronics "on" . * fire up menu and find the TPMS section and get bike into "learn" mode Menu display will now say its ready to "learn" the front wheel * your VXDAS GL-50448 has only one button. put tip on chalk mark near rim push and hold the button as you "paint" 1 inch on either side of chalk mark. your painting should last no longer than 2 seconds. * look at menu display it should be saying to do rear wheel. if it does then you have just 30 seconds to use your VXDAS GL-50448 on rear wheel. if it does not and its still on front wheel then you are not "painting" at correct spot. for me once I knew the correct spot I could erase and relearn TPMS sensors at will with 100% success every time in mere seconds. I "sharpie" Marked Both the tire and rim so if I ever need to do this in the future I could skip the steps of calculating where on tire is the "magic" spot. BTW: this same tool works on my GM truck. * insert key turn to run but do NOT start engine * press & hold both lock & unlock fob buttons until horn bleeps * dashboard indicates now in learn mode * start with LF wheel and do each tire going CLOCKWISE simply put tool tip device on valve stem base press & hold the button move the tooltip to sidewall then back again. You will know "success" at that wheel when the vehicle horn bleeps. for me this occurs within 2 seconds of an attempt. with success at that wheel, move onto the next wheel until all are done.

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

Extraordinario producto, lo utilicé en una Suburban 2017 y de inmediato reconoció los sensores de las llantas. ¡Todo en orden!

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Best money I spent, easy to use and works great.

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