VXDASTPMS Relearn Tool for GM Tire Sensor TPMS Reset Tool Tire Pressure Monitor system Activation Tool OEC-T5 for GM Buick/Chevy/Cadillac Series Vehicles 2023 Edition

Great little tool! I didn't realize how spoiled I was with my 2020 Ram that automatically sync's it's tpms sensors, even when replaced with new. I bought this clean high mileage 2008 Cadillac CTS for a good price as a second car for work & back, around town etc and save the miles on my truck because I'd like not to have to buy another expensive vehicle if I can avoid it, and if not at least have a trade with lower miles.The TPMS error was flashing on this Cadillac when I bought it, and I just assumed the sensors were bad. So when I had a new set of tires installed, I had new TPMS sensors installed as well. To my surprise the "Service TPMS System" message and flashing light persisted, and honestly it annoys the hell out of me. So I researched, found this tool and started reading reviews. I found that I would have to do this reset every time the tires are rotated. Foe less than $10 I figured I would give it a shot. I didn't even care that it came without a 9V battery. Most items that come with batteries ship with crap batteries anyway. I just bought a 4 pack of Duracell's, and every homeowner should have a few extra batteries around for everything that have in the house. Anyway, I put the TPMS system in learn mode, and hit every wheel one after the other FL, FR, RR, LR and got a horn beep after each one, and then two beeps letting me know the system was calibrated and back into normal mode. Honestly it took me longer to walk out to the car than it did for the whole process. In a min or two at most, I was done, and that damned nagging message & flashing light on the dash are gone, and I can see what my tire psi is on any time but just a push of a button. For GM cars that need a reset tool after tmps sensor replacement, or wheel rotation, don't overthink this. Buy it and be glad you aren't at the mercy of some idiot kid at a tire shop that doesn't know what he's doing. This tool is a great value!

Simple and straight forward. Honestly can't complain for $10. Bought this awhile back because i was getting a new rim for the front right of my 2014 Camaro, it came with a Tpms sensor in it already. But, when the shop installed a new tire i got, onto the rim, they didn't have a chance to relearn the sensor. So, i grabbed this today and it worked like a charm! Held the button for a few seconds while holding it up to the sidewall of each tire above the sensors and it relearned each one without issue.

Much to my surprise and delight, it worked perfectly on 2022 Tahoe LT with 20" wheels and 2021 Acadia SLT with 18" wheels. If you have one of these vehicles or same platform and generation, follow the instructions (not the best written but understandable), and you properly put the car in service mode/activate TPMS relearn, it should work on the first try.

I had difficulties getting the program to take. I did this on a 2018 Silverado 1500. Before going into programming mode make sure all valve stems are pointing away from the ground.Place vehicle in programming mode and tap the tool to the sidewall and move it around towards the tread the sensor itself is right or left of the stem. You will need to try the same tire a few times. Once I figured out the rotation to be at the whole process is about 10 minutes.

Highly recommend this device. It works on GM, its simple and fast. I programmed 4 sensors on my car in less than 2 minutes. The hardest part is getting the car in programming mode and they are really not that hard without a scanner.

Wasn’t hard to understand or use,Firestone wanted to charge 50 to look at it.For less than 10 I did it on myself

If you are buying this and haven't replaced the sensors in the tires you are likely not gonna be successful pairing the sensor(s). Fact is the batteries on the sensors go dead. Mine lasted about 7 years. They are not gonna pair once the batter is dead and changing them out is a pretty big job. You can find new ones on amazon for about $25 bucks but no telling how long the battery in these will last. The real risk is that to put in the sensor you need to take the tires off, break the seal, and press the tire to take out the old sensor and replace it with the new ones. If you take it to a tire shop you are likely going to pay a hundred buck or more, and they might not want to use your Amazon sensors (they sell them for $65 each).

It works but it may take a couple of tries and make sure you have a new battery or you will get the low battery light. The bad part of doing a C5 corvette is that you have to relearn all 4 tires or the computer uses the last 4 pressures stored in memory and will not display the actual tire pressure for any of the tires.