Relearn GM TPMS Procedure after Tire Rotation - With & Without Reset Tool - 2009 & 2014 Impala

[@HowtoandReviewsOfficial]

If holding the Right Arrow (▶️) does not work to enter learn mode, hold the Checkmark (☑️) in the center instead. 2:50

[@stilyou]

Should have read the comments first! But figured it out anyway - thanks!

[@HowtoandReviewsOfficial]

@@stilyou Sorry about that. Not sure why it wanted me to hold the arrow button that day. Glad you got it figured out!

[@TherealT-Rippa]

I dont have the pressure reset tool but i can get too the tire learn active mode but where do i go after that if i dont have the tool just to reset the light i belive my new wheels dont have a sensor

[@mrhamburger6936]

I have a 2007 Chevy Impala that tool works on that one too why relearn is different though I don't have to use the key fob

[@christoph8365]

What if it does everything except the two honks at the end, with and without the tool?

[@horacesawyer2487]

That's amazing how the little toy car has TPMS too. Beeps just like the big ones!

[@NorwingCabeza]

Hello, could you help me please, i have an 09 impala i followed all the steps that you said but the tool didn't work because i can't hear the horn beep

[@HowtoandReviewsOfficial]

Placement of the tool can be a little tricky. The sensor is inside the tire, mounted on the inside surface of the rim, at the valve stem, and the tool has to be pointed at it, even though you can’t see it. I recommend moving the tool around to point it at the sensor.

[@samuelmedina5700]

Thanks Buddy, you made it so simple...clear to the point...better than other videos...😊

[@HowtoandReviewsOfficial]

Glad it helped. A funny thing is that I later made another one that is shorter and even more to the point! kzbin.info/www/bejne/qaqpn2SOYp18ipo

[@samuelmedina5700]

@@HowtoandReviewsOfficial Hi Buddy, I did exactly as your video instructed using a TPMS tool. starting from the drivers left front tire hearing the horn beep and so on, but when I got to the final rear left tire, no beeps what so ever. I tried 4 times, but to no avail. do you know if this is sign that the tire sensor is bad and needs replacement? I have a 2010 Chevy Impala. Thank You So Much

[@HowtoandReviewsOfficial]

@@samuelmedina5700 Sorry to hear that. From personal experience, I have used the tool on my 2009 (which is the same as the 2010) with no issues. I would suspect that the battery is dead in that sensor. Not sure if the sensor is already connected to the car and you are just rotating tires or something, or if you are introducing new wheels with new sensors. But there is a warning message on the display in the car that says “service tire monitor system” if the battery dies in one of the connected sensors. I hope that helps!

[@samuelmedina5700]

@@HowtoandReviewsOfficial I had changed the 2 front tires approx. 4 month ago with no warning. I'm guessing it's maybe the sensor's battery just went dead. I order 4 new ones. anyway Thanks for your support and help. Much appreciated

[@HowtoandReviewsOfficial]

@@samuelmedina5700 That should do it! They are rated to last 5 to 10 years, so we are on borrowed time.

[@rodneyjohnsen8016]

i can't get my 2009 Chev cobalt to go to the learn mode?

[@JoseMartinez-uo4sg]

Hi !! my car is a chevy impala 2013 lt , but there is no learning mode, can somebody help??

[@Sweetlui51]

Thank you it worked for my 2010 Chevy Impala.

[@HowtoandReviewsOfficial]

Awesome!

[@rwieber79]

Most of the 06-13 style Impalas you can enter tire learning by pressing the 2 button down on the 4 info buttons on the dash. Keep pressing the button until you see it say press ✔ to enter tire learning mode. That is the bottom/4th button and when it press it the message center will then display tire learning active and you proceed as shown in the video. Maybe this will help save someone from locking the keys in their car by using the remote method.

[@HowtoandReviewsOfficial]

Great! Thanks for sharing!

[@bennieboy2014]

Are valve caps needed

[@HowtoandReviewsOfficial]

They are definitely highly recommended. They keep dirt and water out of the valve, which can damage it and cause it to leak. They also offer some protection by holding the air in if the valve leaking.

[@MikeSchreader]

2011 Impala with no key fob! How do I enter tire learning?

[@HowtoandReviewsOfficial]

The process is specified in the owners manual (page 10-55). The key fob is the only listed method. I personally don’t know of another way. Keep me updated, and good luck!

[@kevinsanders3630]

Typical GM. They’ll want you to bring it in to a dealership where they can do it without a fob. Yet you the owner of the car can’t. Another way for GM to get hundreds out of you for something that should be simple for you to do yourself. How do I know? I own a 2013 Chevy Impala LTZ and have this exact problem every tire rotation. And I was sold the car with no key fob, just a chipped key. Nice GM. Thanks.

[@reocejacobs1259]

Was waiting for the "without reset tool" tutorial.

[@HowtoandReviewsOfficial]

Sorry it was not clear. 1:40 Let Air out of the tire until the car horn sounds. The change in pressure will let the system know that that is the tire it needs to learn. Then, when you finish syncing all four tires, add air back to all of the tires so they are at proper operating pressure. However, I believe this method is only available for vehicles before 2011. After that, the tool is required. If this method is available to you, the details will be specified in your owners manual. I hope that helps!

[@reocejacobs1259]

@@HowtoandReviewsOfficial OK . I knew that was the procedure on the older gm vehicles. But is that still the procedure on the newer models or do you have to use the tool?

[@HowtoandReviewsOfficial]

@@reocejacobs1259 Hi! The air down method does not work on newer vehicles. The tool is required for newer vehicles. I am not exactly certain when this changed, but I believe 2011 is when the tool became required. My brother tried doing the air down method in his 2016 truck, and it didn’t work. He brought it to a dealership, and they told him the tool was required for that year. The air down method works in my 2009. The owners manual has the procedure for how to do it. But, to answer your question, the tool is required for newer vehicles. The air down method does not work in newer vehicles.

[@reocejacobs1259]

@@HowtoandReviewsOfficial Ok.Thanks for clarifying. I recently purchased a 15 impala and noticed that two of the tires where swapped in the menu. Wasn't sure if the air down method was still an option.

[@HowtoandReviewsOfficial]

@@reocejacobs1259 No problem!

[@brandonhamrick3491]

So how would I do my 2010 Chevy aveo cause the fob is attached to the key would I still press the unlock and lock at the same time.

[@HowtoandReviewsOfficial]

I’m not sure for that specific vehicle. I showed the procedure for a couple different vehicles, but the procedure varies. I would start by checking your owners manual. My older manual goes through the procedure step-by-step. However, I believe newer vehicle manuals may just say to bring it to the dealership. Let me know what you find out.

[@AarayKyramud]

What if you don't have a key fob?

[@HowtoandReviewsOfficial]

I think most newer cars require a key fob. Your owners manual will show you exactly how to enter learn mode.

[@kevinsanders3630]

No they don’t. I bought a 2013 Chevy Impala ltz and it came with only the key. A chipped key. No fob. Yet somehow this is the only way to enter my car into re learn mode. Typical capitalist attitude. Sell something that needs to be brought back to make more money on that should be a simple task an owner can complete. Guess they want me to pay to install a keyless entry just to be able to re program my tires every rotation? What a joke GM……

[@AarayKyramud]

@@kevinsanders3630 chill out. You call out a capitalist company yet you still buy into it. Don't virtue signal, homie. This isn't a political thread...it's a, "hey I have an issue, can anyone help me?" thread. Btw, how's your life on bidenomics?

[@outriah3756]

My 2012 doesn't have learn mode and I can't do it with pressing lock and unlock either.

[@HowtoandReviewsOfficial]

The procedure is on page 10-46 of your owners manual. 1. Set the parking brake. 2. Turn the ignition to ON/RUN with the engine off. 3. Press the Remote Keyless Entry (RKE) transmitter's LOCK and UNLOCK buttons at the same time for approximately five seconds. The horn sounds twice to signal the receiver is in relearn mode and the TIRE LEARNING ACTIVE message displays on the DIC screen. 4. Start with the driver side front tire. 5. Place the relearn tool against the tire sidewall, near the valve stem. Then press the button to activate the TPMS sensor. A horn chirp confirms that the sensor identification code has been matched to this tire and wheel position. 6. Proceed to the passenger side front tire, and repeat the procedure in Step 5. 7. Proceed to the passenger side rear tire, and repeat the procedure in Step 5. 8. Proceed to the driver side rear tire, and repeat the procedure in Step 5. The horn sounds two times to indicate the sensor identification code has been matched to the driver side rear tire, and the TPMS sensor matching process is no longer active. The TIRE LEARNING ACTIVE message on the DIC display screen goes off. 9. Turn the ignition to LOCK/OFF. 10. Set all four tires to the recommended air pressure level as indicated on the Tire and Loading Information label Good luck!

[@Amandaklove]

So easy. Thanks for the instructional video. I got it on the first try.

[@HowtoandReviewsOfficial]

Nice! Great job! Glad the video helped!

[@MrHeat1up]

Hello, do you have go match the tool with the car?

[@HowtoandReviewsOfficial]

Hi! No, the tool doesn’t need to be matched with the car. Remove the tool from the box, insert a 9 volt battery, and it is ready to use!

[@incognitoNJ]

2019 Chevy express van. Don't work. Tried several times. Dealer switched tires. Different pressures. TPMS light tire pressure message every time I start van.

[@scarr3ll]

*bought the tool for my 2013 Impala because a "service tpms" message came up and the drivers front tire was only reading - -. So I bought the tool and it doesn't honk for the drivers side, but worked for the rest. I did this again to double check and it reset them all, and now it's the rear left sensor reading dashes lol. Now, sometimes it doesn't honk for any of the tires and still nothing from the drivers front, even though it's reading on the dash now lol. I'll have to keep messing with it I guess*

[@ncjr372]

Mine all beeped and at the end it beeps twice but the left back tire says it’s low when it’s not

[@HowtoandReviewsOfficial]

That may be time to replace the sensor. They’re advertise to last 5 to 10 years. I had some go bad after 12 years.

[@LaidenLaPoint]

So, mine is 2019 Impala and I've done everything shown. Here's the weird part. After a tire rotation, one of my tire sensors said my tire was low but it's not. It's just fine. However, after resetting the TPMS, it then showed that another tire is low. Each time I reset the monitor system, it shows that a different tire is low. None of them are low. I have no idea how or why this would happen. It doesn't make sense to me.

[@kevinsanders3630]

You probably have a broken sensor.

[@cathyhenderson9102]

Any ideas about why my horn doesn't beep with this process

[@HowtoandReviewsOfficial]

Unfortunately, no. The horn beep is the universal signal for entering learn mode and learning each wheel. Are you able to enter learn mode?

[@justinelliott1094]

Super easy after watching this. Thank you!

[@HowtoandReviewsOfficial]

Glad it helped!

[@mryoung19ify]

What to do if you don't have a key fob for Chevy Impala 2012

[@HowtoandReviewsOfficial]

Hi. From what I know, the key fob is required to enter learn mode. I believe you will either have to purchase an oem key fob and get it programmed to your car, or take it to the dealership and have them relearn the wheels (the dealership can enter learn mode without the key fob). I would recommend doing some internet research to see if there are any other options, but those are the only two options that I am aware of. Let us know how it goes!

[@rwieber79]

Press the 2nd button on the dash where you normally check you tire pressure or fuel mileage etc. With the key on engine off press the 2nd of the 4 buttons until you see the message saying Press ✔ to enter tire learning mode. Once there press the bottom or 4th button which has the ✔ on it and the message will display tire learning active. Once that shows follow the video here and your all set as long as the sensors are in working order.

[@christoph8365]

Yeah I never get the double honk. Not with the old nor the new sensors.

[@HowtoandReviewsOfficial]

🤔🤷‍♂️ good luck!

[@dorghammaher7914]

Thank you so much very helpful I’ll share your video with our impala group

[@HowtoandReviewsOfficial]

No problem! Glad you found it helpful!

[@tsfyootwiin]

*Someone gonna call the police on me if I was doing this! 😅 Good video!*

[@HowtoandReviewsOfficial]

Thanks 😅

[@JohnPittman-n3d]

for my 2015 impala ltz, I needed to start the car to get the TPS screen to show, then everything else worked

[@HowtoandReviewsOfficial]

Good to know! Thanks for sharing!

[@kingroninitus8183]

Now that will save me a lot of money 💰

[@HowtoandReviewsOfficial]

For sure!

[@latishachapman6588]

I didn't see how to do it without the tool

[@HowtoandReviewsOfficial]

1:42 let air out of the tire. The pressure change is how the system knows that is the tire that is being programmed. When the horn beeps, that tire has been learned, then go to the next tire and repeat for all 4 tires. After all 4 tires are learned, you will need to go back and re-inflate all of the tires to the correct operating pressure.

[@latishachapman6588]

That didn't work.. I got the tool now but the horn won't honk for the last tire

[@HowtoandReviewsOfficial]

@@latishachapman6588 If it won’t honk for a tire, it cannot connect to the sensor inside the tire, and it is likely that the battery is dead in the sensor. The sensors are advertised to last 5 to 10 years. I have an eight year old vehicle where all four of the sensors still work. I also have a 13 year-old vehicle where three sensors still work, but one died and had to be replaced last year. My suggestion is if you tried moving the tool around and it would not connect, then the sensor may need to be replaced.

[@hotwheel6663]

I had my tires rotated at Discount tire and they did not do it WTF?

[@HowtoandReviewsOfficial]

That’s beyond ridiculous. Doesn’t make any sense.

[@hotwheel6663]

They were more interested in selling me a set of tires I did not need.

[@jameswentz9460]

I have all dashes now --- --- ...guess the battery is dead on all four sensors

[@HowtoandReviewsOfficial]

Could be. It means it has lost communication with the sensors. Seems strange that it’s all 4. It could also be an issue with the receiver. Let us know!

[@jameswentz9460]

@@HowtoandReviewsOfficial tks for quick response..front passenger tire was reading the two dashes-- ---. Sooo I did the relearn mode with the remote...started with the front driver tire horn beeped...moved to passenger front and let air out and horn never beeped...could not proceed...started over again and now all four tires read the dashes...I think maybe the batteries fizzled out???

[@jameswentz9460]

BTW thanks for your time with this channel.....

[@HowtoandReviewsOfficial]

@@jameswentz9460 I have read that it can take up to 30 seconds for the horn to sound when using the air down method or air up; just need a change in pressure). It sounds like the system works because you were able to successfully learn the front left the first time. The procedure will be in your owners manual, which will provide all of the details. Keep us updated.

[@ezwa9979]

in the 09 ‘then enter learn mode’ is NOT instructions for how to enter learn mode, which I still don’t know, I’ll attempt your manual idea👋

[@HowtoandReviewsOfficial]

4:35 for entertaining learn mode on the 2009 Impala. Alternatively, your owners manual should say exactly how to enter learn mode for your specific vehicle.

[@ezwa9979]

@@HowtoandReviewsOfficial thNx, in this cAs it’s a 12, & Iv fInLE read thAv mAd it impossible withoOt a s2pid-S fob✋😒

[@jamesst.patrick1559]

Hold the lock and unlock on key fob worked for me. 2016 impala limited ltz

[@jackscrafts9202]

Thanks

[@jfease3252]

Christ! You tell me I don’t need a damn tool, then you say”but I’m gonna” after a couple minutes. You’re the second out of two I’ve watched that do that. C’mon, now!

[@HowtoandReviewsOfficial]

I apologize for that. I verbally explained how to do it without the tool, but didn’t do it real time. I definitely regret not actually performing it. I have learned from that mistake and do my best to be complete and thorough in my videos.

[@JimmyG3237]

Sooo how do you do it without the tool for a 2012 LTZ? Please and thank you!

[@holdenmcgroin9774]

My car beeps at every passing girl even the fat ugly ones. Even fat girls need love too.