VXDAS 2IN1 TPMS Relearn Tool Super GL50448 for GM and Ford with Model Switch Button,Tire Pressure Sensor Monitor Reset Activation for Buick/Cadillac/Chevrolet/GMC/Lincoln 2026 Edition(Green)

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent TPMS Tool That Saved Me Time and Money! I purchased the VXDAS 2-IN-1 TPMS Relearn Tool Super GL5044/GL50448, and it has exceeded my expectations. I was able to relearn my TPMS sensors after rotating my tires without having to make an appointment at the dealership or tire shop. The process only took a few minutes once I put my vehicle into relearn mode. One thing I really like is that it supports both GM and Ford vehicles with a simple switch, making it a great value if you own more than one compatible vehicle. The tool feels solid in your hand, the button is responsive, and it activated each sensor quickly and consistently. It easily paid for itself after just one use since most shops charge for TPMS relearns. It’s designed to work with compatible GM and Ford vehicles equipped with 315 MHz or 433 MHz TPMS systems. Pros: * ✅ Easy to use, even for beginners. * ✅ Saves money by avoiding dealership or tire shop TPMS reset fees. * ✅ Works with many GM and Ford vehicles. * ✅ Fast sensor activation (usually just a few minutes). * ✅ Compact, lightweight, and easy to keep in the glove box. * ✅ Great value for the price. Cons: * ❌ 9V battery is not included, so you’ll need to purchase one separately. * ❌ You must know the correct TPMS relearn procedure for your specific vehicle, since the tool only activates the sensors—it doesn’t put every vehicle into relearn mode automatically. * ❌ Not intended for heavy-duty trucks or vehicles outside its supported compatibility list. * ❌ It performs TPMS relearn/activation only; it is not a full diagnostic or TPMS programming scanner. Overall Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5) For the price, this is one of the best automotive tools I’ve purchased. It works exactly as advertised, is easy to use, and can save you the cost of multiple trips to the dealership. If you own a compatible GM or Ford vehicle and rotate your own tires or replace TPMS sensors, this tool is definitely worth having in your toolbox. I would absolutely recommend it.

Tool is a simple, fire-and-forget affair as long as you can navigate to your vehicle's menu to relearn. A note in case anyone has issues using it (from my own experience): don't shove the antenna into the wheel well, just hold the button and antenna close to the tire around the tire stem. Perpendicular or parallel works. Shouldn't take more than ~5-6 seconds before it honks after learning each tire.

My tPM sensors never came on. I got a flat tire tpm light came on i took my car to discount tire to get the flat fixed. After they fix the flat, the light stayed on. I took it back to them to fix it. They claimed that all my t p m sensors battery's were dead and i needed to replace them the cost would be $280 long story short, I bought this T. P. S relearn tool reprogrammed the light went out ain't had a problem since

Worked great for me! You will need to get a 9v battery I had brand new tires installed on my Ford Fiesta and had the shop use my supplied cheap Amazon TPMS - got all TPMS for $28 instead of $200 shop ones - and just programmed them myself with this device - which was $15 purchase vs $100 programming costs at the tire shop - good deal The bad English instructions are kind of laughable but I watched a YouTube video on exact unit on how to use - in my case using physical key instead of key fob but same instructions

worked great on Ford Escape 2011. Found bad sensor took to local tire shop and replaced all and reset. Stupid way Ford set this up, but thanks to great innovators, was able to complete.

I was able to successfully use this tool for both GM & Ford cars. BUT, be aware that the instructions given are only correct for some Fords and certainly not correct for my Chevy Bolt. Search online for the correct instructions to put the car into learning mode and don't trust the instructions that come with the tool. It seemed to take longer than normal on the GM for the car to respond after you press the button on the tool, so don't panic.

I originally thought this was incompatible with my 2015 Ford Transit 350 wagon, because I entered the training mode by pressing the hazard light on and off six times, but holding this thing near the valve stems didn't do anything. After some more internet searching, I found that if the sensors are new, or in my case, after replacing the body control module, i needed to enter an "activate" mode, instead of a training mode. The procedure was brake pedal for 3 seconds, ignition on-off 3 times, leaving it on for the last cycle, brake pedal for 3 seconds again, followed by another Ignition off - on 3 times, at which point the horn will honk and then it will say to train the front left tire. This time though, the release tool worked great and I was able to perform the learning on all four tires. I'm happy with my purchase, because it worked great once I had my van in the correct TPMS training mode.

Get this one, it works for both FORD & GM. My friend had the same model (Orange) Tried the TMPS reset failed. Tried this no one (Green) work on both Ford @ GM. Worked without a problem, but you have to have your TMPS in learning mode. This product works great, at least in my case, for a 2010 Ford Escape. As others have said, you really need to follow the brake/ignition/Run instructions. It resets the body control module (BCM) and puts it into a state that the TPMS sensor logic/values are wiped out and gives you much more flexibility and time to use this sensor Money saver! Just had the tire shop put the TMPS in the tires. Less then 30 min to complete the programming.

funció a la perfeccion en un ford 150 2007

Worked well, can do Ford, 2012, did not try on my Ford yet. On my Chevy it worked well. You need to press the button and release. When first trying it I was pressing and holding the button, which did not work. Set vehicle into TPS learn mode, then put the device by the sidewall of tire close to valve, press and release button, the car will chirp when it recognises the tire, then you move to the next tire, as stated in your car manual. My vehicle lights up the the marker light to show you which tire you are training the sensor for; Front driver side first, Front Passenger side second, Rear passenger side third, rear driver side last tire. Hope this helps.

It's a nice DIY tool . I managed to reset my car's TPMS without going to any workshop .

Worked great for my 2024 GMC Sierra; when my husbands reader for his 2021 GMC Sierra did not!

Excelente, al llegar lo use en mi auto y en 5 min pude programar los sensores! Llego a tiempo y Nuevo, esta a un buen precio!! A mi experiencia lo recomiendo al 100%.