AICEL TPMS Relearn Tool for Car Tire Sensor, EL-50448 Tire Pressure Monitor Sensor Activation Reset Tool OEC-T5, System Programming Training for Most Series Vehicles

This can save some headaches when rotating tires, it seems kind of cheap toy like but it works without flaw and is easy to use

I have a 2006 Toyota Solara convertible 6 cylinder. Unfortunately this device does not work on my vehicle. After paying for the device it cost me 15 bucks to buy the battery because you couldn't buy a single battery only two at autozone. Not saying the device might not work on an American vehicle but it doesn't work on Toyota's

This little tool saved me having to replace the Tire Pressure Sensor located inside the tire at the valve stem. Once the batteries got installed, this device worked like a charm, starting at the front left and working clockwise with each tire, following the instructions that came with the unit. The reason I bought it was because the hole-in-the-wall tire shop said the TPSensor inside one tire wasn't working and would need replacing. It did not, the shop manager was trying to scam me. I had a feeling when the dash computer tire pressure only had no register for all the tires. Will be avoiding their business now. Easy to use folks, just follow the simple instructions. YouTube also has references for "Tire relearning procedures".

This device worked great for 315mhz sensors on both 2015 malibu and 2008 Yukon XL. The only knock is, after finishing, I wanted to take out my 9volt battery. When I took it out, it to bent the 2 battery contact prongs and they would not contact the battery when re-installed. I was able to bend them back with a plastic tool but this is caused because of the design of the battery compartment. Don't let this keep you from buying, it did wake up both type of sensors I bought. Changing out 8 tpms sensors was a workout for this old man. Saved a lot of $$$

Tool worked great, nice addition to the tool box

Could not get it to work.

Your advertisement indicated that this would work with my Honda CRV, but when I search the model online it comes up as a GM specific tool. I had not needed to use it until this week, and I am now out of the return window. The tool indicates that it is functional but not as advertised.

There's no instructions tell you how to use it