TP509

The upgraded VDIAGTOOL TP508 TPMS relearn tool is an essential device for replacing tire pressure sensors, removing tire pressure alarms, or exchanging tires. With a powerful signal, easy-to-use switch button, and a CR2032 3V battery, this tool offers improved energy efficiency, faster performance, enhanced stability, and greater sensitivity compared to other TPMS reset tools. It’s designed to make tire maintenance simpler and more effective.

Equipped with a powerful, smart chip, the TP509 TPMS reset tool enables you to activate individual tire pressure monitoring sensors with just one button in seconds. This user-friendly tool saves you time and money by allowing you to reset the sensors yourself, even if you're a beginner. Additionally, the VDIAGTOOL TPMS tool comes with a CR2032 battery, providing up to 960 hours of reliable usage.

With dimensions of 3.62” by 1.49”, this TPMS reset tool is ergonomically designed for comfort and ease of use. Its lightweight and compact size make it portable and convenient to carry wherever you go. Perfect for everyday vehicle maintenance, this tool is also an ideal gift for home mechanics, workshops, car enthusiasts, or anyone looking to maintain their vehicle’s tire pressure monitoring system.

This trusted TPMS activation tool, developed and supported by professional engineers, is compatible with a wide range of vehicles equipped with 315 or 433 MHz Tire Pressure Monitoring Systems (TPMS). The TP508 is designed to work with most GM models (Chevy, Buick, GMC, Opel, Cadillac, etc.) from 2006 to 2022, including cars, SUVs, and pickups. Meanwhile, the TP509 is specifically tailored for most Ford vehicles.

Resetting your vehicle’s TPMS is quick and easy with just four simple steps:  Ensure the vehicle is in TPMS Learn Mode. Begin the relearn process from the left front tire, positioning the reset tool near the valve. Press and release the power button; when the indicator light turns off and the car chirps, the activation is complete. Move to the next tire once you hear the chirp. After resetting all sensors, the car will chirp twice to confirm the TPMS activation is finished.