TPMS Relearn Tool for GM, Auto Tire Pressure Monitor Sensor Activation Reset Tool, Tire Sensor Reset Tool, for GM Series Vehicle 2006-2023

Works great just follow the directions front drivers tire then front passenger tire then rear passenger tire then drivers rear tire listen for each beep on each tire then on last tire it’ll beep twice saying complete. On my 2021 GMC Sierra start truck then on the steering wheel tab to tire pressure and location hold the arrow reset button until it beeps and shows in reset mode then proceed as the directions say.

Purchased some TPMS for the wife’s 2018 Chevy Equinox. While getting the tires installed, the tire employee advised me that all the TPMS were good and that he was going to be able to program the sensors using the shop tool. After the tires were installed he came to me and said one of the sensors was not working. I drove home and got my tool which was still in its package. I put the vehicle in “learn mode” and proceed to program the sensors in maybe 1-2 mins. Guess what… it worked perfectly! I will be keeping this tool. It’s cheap, reliable, and easy to use.

Whooah!!! Amazing product! Just put your GM vehicle in Learning Mode, put a 9V battery in the scan tool, and walk around the vehicle one tire at a time, bring the scan tool close to the tire valve of each wheel. Press and hold the button... HONK! Do that for each wheel and you'll be rewarded with a two honk salute when you're done! The whole process took a grand total of 2 minutes including installation of the 9V battery! Outstanding product!!! 😁

I have a 2017 Chevrolet Equinox—it worked perfectly! It only took me 5 minutes to scan the four sensors and reprogram them in the vehicle. I saved $128 for each sensor plus $150 in labor. Excellent!

Worked as intended also led to me finding out one of my tires is missing the sensor

Have a 2007 corvette that I had purchased 1 1/2 years ago, this winter I went to go drive it and the tpms light was on so I air the tires and took it for drive to reset the light. Didn’t go out so after research I came across this device hoping to reset the system, didn’t work, still had one tire that wouldn’t show pressure. Being the it’s a 2007 came to the conclusion that the sensors needed replacing. Took it to the tire shop that I had new tires put on right after I got the car ( should have changed the sensors then, wasn’t thinking) and had new sensors put in. They couldn’t reset the system told me my fob wasn’t working properly as ur to push the lock and unlock at the same time to put the car into tpms mode for re-learning. So I told them I’ll take the car and retrieve the other fob. When I got home I used the same fob and it went in to re-learn mode, so I used the re-learn tool and it reset the system just as advertised, no issues whatsoever. So the issue from the beginning was old sensors that needed to be changed but the shop for some reason was unable to reset the system but I had no issues using this in resetting the system.5 stars from me even though it didn’t work the first time , but that was due to old sensors!

Worked perfectly on all our vehicles, easy to use.

I have a GMC Yukon and had the tires changed at large tire chain. Suddenly I start getting error messages that there's something wrong with my tire sensors. I called and asked them what was going on with the tire sensors. They worked before they changed the tires and now they don't. They were clueless and said they didn't do anything to cause this. Did some research and found out the TPMS has to be reset when you put on new tires or rotate them. I never heard of this but I think I know why.I suspect the reason I never knew this was because I always get my tires at Costco and I guess they can afford this $10 tool and can train their techs how to install new tires without the customer having to finish the job.Bottom line is this tool worked flawlessly. Just follow the directions, as crazy as they might sound and your problem will be solved.Thank you Amazon for solving another mystery