EL50448 GM TPMS Reset Tool

Used on my 2018 gmc sierra pu This worked on the first try. Less than 5 minutes start to end. Learning mode Turn key on run, don't start the vehicle Set Driver info screen to tire pressures Press and hold enter/ok on steering wheel until the horn beeps Start at left front, press button on tool, press the antenna on rim near the valve stem Move tool on to the tire near stem, the horn sounds. If it doesn't sync slide the device around on the tire near the stem. Make sure the light is flashing. Press the button again if light is off. move clockwise repeat the above. After the left rear syncs the horn beeps twice. Done

Reset tpms on 2014 Chevy Cruze after rotating tires at home. At first I was aiming the antenna at the tire stem, but discoved it needed to go against the tire by the valve stem. I guess the aluminum rim blocks signal, but against tire it took one second to be recognized. Would buy again!

On my old 2013 Equinox, you could manually reset the TMPS sensors to the correct locations by inflating/deflating the tires by a few pounds when putting it into learning mode. My 2019 Equinox has a TPMS learning mode, but only works with a tool, not by sensing the tire pressure change while in learning mode. I found this which was very inexpensive, even for me, and decided to give it a try. So much quicker and easier than the old method on my old Equinox, plus I don't have to go and properly set the tire pressures again after reset.

Needed a tool that would reset my Chevy Aveo's tire sensors and thought this would work, but wasn't exactly what was needed so sent it back. This tool was in good working order and probably does a good job perhaps for other cars or similar needs.

Excellent product save me hundreds of dollars as a mechanic told me I needed to replace the sensors in tires YouTube video showed how to use this it does take a 9 volt battery not included

Worked great, and then after a tire rotation 7 months later only worked intermittently - to where I couldn't get all four times programmed and clear the silly warning. Unfortunately, every competing, identical product looks and costs about the same. I'd be happy to buy a higher quality version but these cheapos apparently crowd them out of the market... so I'm buying another from a different no-name brand.

My battery was dead because the car set to long without being driven. After getting it started, all 4 tire sensors no longer worked and I was getting an error message. So, I could have taken it down to the tire shop and had them do the reset or order this off Amazon and do it myself. It took longer to watch the Youtube videos than to do the actual reprogramming. The sequence that worked for me is as follows: have car in accessory mode, press the unlock and lock on the key fob at the same time. The horn beeped once. Go to the driver's side tire. Aim it where the tire meets the rim under the valve stem. ( I had tried to position it by the valve stem as they showed in a couple of videos, but no success there for me) Press the button on the reset tool. Move it in that curve until you here the horn honk once. Move to the front passenger tire. Aim and press. Move to the back passenger tire. Repeat. Move to the back driver's tire. Repeat. Then you are done. Easy peasy. When the horn honks, it is resetting that particular tire. I hope that you are as successful as I was.

Purchased this to make it easier to reprogram the TPMS sensors when switching from summer to winter tires. This thing is kind of a waste of money. I made sure I followed the instructions I found online and watched a few YouTube videos as well. This did not come with any instructions but there are some in the listing. Installed a fresh battery after having some issues and it did not help. Started to program the tires and could only get the front left to program properly. After the first tire is programmed, it will not accept any more. I feel like the transmitter isn't strong enough. I tried it several times and even started at a different tire (I knew it would be wrong, just testing my theory) a d it would not program any of them except for the front left. Maybe I have bad TPMS sensors? Nope. Took it to a tire shop and they were able to program all four without any problems. I would seriously consider not purchasing this product. If you do, make sure to test it prior to the return window so if you do have the same issues I did, at least you can return yours.