How To Reprogram / Re-Learn TPMS On GM Vehicles

In this short video I show you how to reprogram the TPMS on most '07 up GM vehicles after a tire rotation with out using a factory scan tool. This procedure will work on MOST but not all GM cars, trucks and SUV's.
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[@SouthMainAuto]

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[@gmc4150]

South Main Auto Repair Can I do this with my gmc Sierra 2016

[@rickg2706]

I have a 2015 impala with 20 inch after market rims without put tps . How do I reset tps if I don’t have sensors on after market rims

[@TheNightmareMan]

What if I don't have the remote

[@stevew9563]

@@rickg2706 - What a lot of the 4x4 guys do is take your 4 tpms sensors and put them in a air tight container with an air valve. Take it up to 36PSI then the alarm will go off. Then stash the container in your trunk or under your seat so they continue to send thioer signal and keep the alarm off. They usually use a PVC pipe with a couple caps on the end to do it. Search TPMS and PVC and you should see some examples.

[@SuperPaco13]

But what if you have an aftermarket key alarm system

[@DJDevon3]

Repair video in under 5 minutes who do you think you are? :P Awesome video gonna save a lot of people potential headache worrying about their tire pressures. Great video.

[@SouthMainAuto]

+DJDevon3 I apologize for the short one lol! I'll try to make it up on the next one!

[@owenmartz4700]

LET ME TELL YOU SOMETHING THIS MAN IS THE BEST MACHANIC IN THE WORLD HANDS DOWN literally made my damn day not paying 100 bucks for something to just let air out of my car

[@bchisholm7]

I had to replace one of these sensors in my 2010 Silverado and called the dealer I bought it from to get a quote. They told me 1.0 hr - 1.5 hrs @ $125 I laughed at them and started searching KZbin and came across this video. It worked for me exactly as described in this video, no tools except an air compressor WOW! Thanks South Main Auto👌👍

[@ronaldgabriel8037]

You made a great video. Short, to the point, not stupid acting like some videos are and was very clear about what you were explaining. Awesome job.

[@ScooterMcGavin.]

If one doesn’t beep while letting the air out, is that a bad sensor? My suburban is skipping the front passenger side beep even after over 30 secs of air release. I hit a pot hole last night which triggered the light. I’ve tried this method twice and now none of the sensors are showing pressure. Seems the front one is screwing the process up for me.

[@stevebabb4334]

The tpms relearn tool is available from Amazon for about 16 bucks.

[@dolfinoff4925]

I discovered this channel a few years ago and you continue to save me money again and again. Eric and Mrs. O, the work you do to make these videos happen is appreciated more than you'll ever know. I know my way around a toolbox pretty well but these little tips are priceless when a home-gamer is simply trying to keep the vehicles in the stable healthy and happy. "Thanks for watchin", you say? Sir, there aren't enough "Thanks for teaching" for me to give to you. Stay safe and keep up the fantastic work!

[@clarencesmith5354]

You have saved me a lot of pains to figure this out. Even though this video is 2 years old. If I lived in New York State , I would visit your repair facility to have work done.People like you make our lives a lot easier. Thanks again!

[@mccalejk2]

6 and half years old and I just learned something new. I never even thought of this, lol

[@wendysmith-Florida]

thank you so much for this video! the yahoo who rotated my tires didn't reset the sensor and the car's owner's manual is worthless in this regard. thanks again!

[@ryry8878]

Out of countless videos I've watched, articles I've read on how to reset the TPMS. Your video was the right one. Thanks!!

[@SouthMainAuto]

well there ya go!

[@julior8948]

Salute this man when u see him🫡🫡

[@donovanlucibello379]

Eric, your channel is such a gift. How lucky we are in the day of KZbin to be able to peak behind the curtain to watch the experts work so that the initiated can observe and learn. Thank you!

[@TERRYSMITH-vu6er]

MY 2014 SILVERADO LT IS READING MY PSI INCORRECTLY / FRONT 35/29 BACK 35/36 WHY IS THE PASSANGER SIDE IS SAYING 29 BUT I CHECK THE PRESSURE IN THE TIRE ITS 36

[@Gatorfanforlife]

So I did this on my 2015 cruze. Horn never beeped while letting out air. Was afraid of getting a flat

[@squirrel1179]

Tried this with my 2021 Chevy 2500. And everything worked up to the single light coming on. Let the air out, and it never registers. I just got kicked out of the learning menu and told the pressures is to low.

[@stevejoyce1464]

Thanks for this video. Will this procedure allow you to program a new tpms sensor as well? I have a 2009 Buick Lucerne where one of the sensors has gone bad - prob a dead battery in it. Thanks again.

[@johnmitchell8925]

Oh buy the way i have the factory repair maual on my 2018 chevy cruze and it didnt mention this procedure in it But i could have somehow missed it being its a 13,600 page maual PDF

[@anthonymacneil2279]

Will letting the air out of tires work on 2017 Silverado? Have a device I bought on Amazon for GM vehicles and system is active but it wont relearn when pointed at valve stem or is it pointed in wrong location?Oddly it worked before dunno

[@craigguilder6593]

This guy is seriously the hero of all KZbin literally puts out every bit of information for almost anything and it's almost always spot on. Just wanted to take a minute and say thank you sir you help me out in multiple different occasions and I greatly appreciate that

[@supsound]

Unfortunately it does not work for a 2016 traverse. Thank you for the video though! Keep up the good work

[@MrAlittle5150]

I'm buying a extra set of rims and putting winter tire on my wife's car for the winter. The rim are new after marked with no senses. Will this work if I buy new senses for it? The car is a 2019 Chevy Trax.

[@arcdraw]

Thanks for showing this, Eric. I know a lot of people that can get a lot out of this tip.

[@LuisCastillo-o6q]

Who the fuck DISLIKE this amazing video ??? Thank you so much for the info. Life saver !

[@misterenergy959]

I couldn't get this to work either but could be for several reasons. I bought these tires and wheels and tires used so the TPMS sensors may not work... I'll check it out at the dealer

[@russellsowers6069]

Thank you! Owners manual must of forgot to mention this none special tool method.

[@repete2362]

Ford OM says use a tire gauge to check your tires don't rely on tire pressure monitors. i'm sure that is for liability protection on Fords part.

[@annamariecole3837]

Thanks for the help! One of the only videos that explains this process properly. I was fighting to get my TPMS done in my 2013 Sierra & was having problems. Didn't know to turn the lights off & that the indicator would tell me where to start. Had it done in no time thanks to this video 👍

[@DENicholsAutoBravado]

Awesome bro. I didn't know there was away without the programmer we use at work that gets the same job done. If someone else is already using it, and I'm working on a GM, you just saved me some time. :)

[@SouthMainAuto]

+DE Nichols There ya go! Learned something new :)

[@daxentertainment5105]

Does it work on Escalades?

[@johnrkd6314]

I tried this on my 2016 Malibu and it didn’t work- any suggestions

[@bgregg55]

2019: I just got a tpms relearn tool for gm cars for 10 bucks on amazon.

[@bgregg55]

@ search: gm tpms relearn

[@Qbert55]

However, this is free

[@Icutmetal]

2020: This process is free.

[@danarenee3341]

Can you just turn off the service tire monitor system alert if you don't have tire sensors on?

[@patrickoneill86]

How about doin this with an EZ sensor it needs to be initially programmed ?

[@walterk1221]

I was absolutely astonished to learn that my 2019 Ram 3500 DRW *automagically* re-learned tire position after I rotated tires. It took about two miles drive but I saw the display update when it figured out the new location of each of the six tires.

[@GSXRcop41]

Will this work to relearn TPMS sensors if you replace them, even if they are aftermarket like Autel, rather than just relearning new locations after a tire rotation?

[@vincentianlaureta8714]

im planning to change rims of my chevy colorado. i think we cant transfer the stock tire sensor to the new rims. is it possible to buy new one and recalibrate it on stock tpms system ? thank you

[@daveschannel124]

Great video Eric! I have had a few Chevy and GMC 2500 and 3500 models come in my shop with complaints of Stability control problems that were caused by someone not relearning tire positions on these vehicles that have differing pressure specs front (55) and rear (80) after rotation even though they did correct pressures thus not only causing TPMS lamp to come on but also stability control issues! Have seen this from from dealer serviced trucks if you can believe it! GM's not too bad to get into TPMS tire position learn mode but the late model push button start Fords can make you crazy!

[@HailAnts]

I could not get my 2008 Impala to go into TPS re-learn with the dash buttons. But the IGN ON and press both LOCK & UNLOCK worked the first time. Thanks!!

[@cigarrett]

Thanks for wasting my time and air pressure.

[@jameshill-cc5nv]

Will this work on an 2015 Buick verano

[@VeganRod]

Thank you for this video. I had new TPMS units put on all my tires by a shop that couldn’t get my car to recognize the new units. I followed your clear instructions, and it worked!

[@jjjda7441]

How to test the pressure signal without scan tool? Thanks

[@SSMan-jo6tf]

This is my “go to” video every time I rotate or replace!

[@bryant6015]

What do you do if it doesn't work? My dad has a 2012 Traverse and the rear tires are wrong according the the sensors. I can get the car on "learn" mode with the LF turn signal illuminated but nothing happens when I let the air out of the LF tire. I tried 3 times but no beep when I let out the air. The dash (DIC) will tell me the tire pressure is low after I let the air out so I know the sensor works. I had the tire down to 10psi and by that time I think the "learn" mode timed out. Next time I took out the Schroeder valve out of the stem to hurry the process but that didn't work either. After 3 tries we just said forget it. Any idea's? BTW I love your videos. Big help with my daughters 2004 Subaru. You helped with the timing belt, AC compressor and lower front ball joint replacement.

[@amberlindberg3435]

Same for us. RF tire wouldn't do it no matter how much or little we let out. Refilled the air and tried 3 times with no luck. Couldn't advance past the right front tire. :(

[@johnsmith-sw7ii]

LOL More unnecessary crap on the cars huh. I remember when you could fix most anything with a screwdriver and a couple wrenches. All this added crap boosts the price of cars AND is doomed to fail eventually Nice tip tho..

[@SouthMainAuto]

+john smith Yep ya still need a screwdriver... and 1000's in electronics ...

[@SmittySmithsonite]

Yeah gotta love it. More gov't mandated wallet-emptying systems!

[@russellmaguire4316]

2007 chevy avalanche followee procedure but letting pressure out 1st tire, no beeb. Anything to check?

[@stevew9563]

If you do not get a honk after letting out a lot of air chances are you just found a dead TPMS sensor.

[@stevew9563]

A note to all Owners with 2014 and newer GM cars. I have found the deflate method does not work on these newer GM cars. A TPMS tool is required. Good news is they can be had for very cheap now ones that their only function is to relearn GM TPMS sensors.

[@mathieucossette9019]

Does this tool is compatible with other sensors brands... ?

[@JamesJones-xr5hw]

This definitely was the video to watch. I set up the learning as recommended and I took the pressure out of all 4 tires (I took more from the 2 front tires than I planned and just enough to make a difference in the rear). The system indicated both front tires tires were low then it only showed the left front (the one with the original problem). I turned the ignition off and back on and the TPMS light was gone. Thanks for making the video...it made the difference, saved me from going to the dealer or even buying the reset tool and was well worth the effort!

[@klaw163]

Informative and to the point, perfect! Thanks Mr O. great video as always 👍

[@jwrees57]

This dosen't work on my 13 volt, I put it in learning mode it honks and turns on left frt park lite , I let the air out until its about flat but it never learns. The sensor works ot shows a low pressure on right front.

[@OD209_]

Well i damn near deflated the whole tire waiting for the honk 🤷🏻‍♂️ ill just continue to use my pocket psi reader I got from discount tire. Great video im sure it worked for others 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@mikecont9742]

Cool. Did not know you can do it manually.Thanks for spending the time to educate us all.

[@turdneck3013]

I have a bad sensor on my left rear tire as when I used a relearn tool it did not beep on the tool and the cycle ended. the other 3 beeped fine as normal. Now my question is are the original ones that I get from GM pre-programmed and the BCM will acknowledge them in the relearn process or is it necessary to have the sensor programmed so that the BCM will log and store the number for that sensor? I hope that made sense, the part number im inquiring is for a 2010 Silverado WT with a 4.3 V6>>>ACDelco 13598771 GM Original Equipment Tire Pressure Sensor TPMS

[@briancgotcher4397]

Thanks for taking the time to make this video! I used the no-tech key fob method on 2009 lucerne. Worked like a charm. Had to let alot of air out of 2 of the 4 tires to get the horn to beep. No problem, compressor was there and ready. Thanks again

[@biggd4350]

didn't work, these guys always make things look so simple. I've tried it 3 time already

[@peterperpetua2974]

He didn't say but you have to put the parking brake on.

[@scottjones3966]

I'll keep my 99 GMC pickup with 326,000 miles on it. It's simple and it works. Things today are way more complicated than they need to be. I had a 63 GMC with a rebuilt 235 in it. Shouldn't of sold it. I still be driving it.

[@dannyd5697]

Yea guy, keep it. Nice job on all the miles. An added bonus of today's cars, anything pre 2008 I think it is- is that if a computer hacker doesn't like ya, or just wants to F around and swipe someone's car, they can take over your car and drive it for ya. Scary stuff. I don't recall the exact year, but I know that any car with On Star can be hacked into. If ya recall a few years ago where there were these "stuck gas pedals" where people would go 120 MPH unintentionally. They didn't want to go that fast. They weren't drunk or high. Their cars weren't working properly. No one can prove it, but there's a thought in the computer industry that those cars were actually hacked into and no stuck gas pedal. If it was a stuck gas pedal, they could have put the car in Neutral and it would have just revved up. Maybe fried the engine (I'm not a car guy) but it wouldn't have killed the people. So yea, keep your old car.

[@UBBERTANKER]

never knew you could just deflate the tire but i have my own reset tool that i got from work when they updated works on all gms but nothing with a obd reset

[@SouthMainAuto]

+UBBERTANKER Yep it is an easy way to "activate" the sensor

[@wescassady764]

When I do it it doesn’t honk for my front left tire

[@hugoislas3116]

It should only honk at the begin and the end. Start with front driver tire and work your way clockwise.

[@michtex1812]

@@hugoislas3116 my left front tire did not honk either i let out 20 lbs of air ? is it because the sensor could be bad ? thanks.

[@hugoislas3116]

jesse morales I am not a mechanic just another car owner so my answer would be as good as your guess sorry couldn’t help you out

[@carloslora583]

I was shocked at how easy this was to do after watching this video. I got it first, try. Thank you so much for this gem.

[@jhuntosgarage]

Extremely helpful!

[@marksd5650]

I’m sitting in a waiting room right now while my guys change out a leaking valve. $125 is what the sensor costs apparently. 🔥🔥You’ve got a very different persona six years from this video. All my best Eric O. 🔥🔥

[@Jsts3d]

i changed just one new senseor for my tahoe 2012 new model part N.O13598771 But still shown me _ _ , and all sensors doesn't accept programed method after activeation learner system on, with many times deflate and inflate Any advice about this matter , should i use tool activation or change all 4 sensors

[@fredhannon96]

Amazed at how these workarounds are discovered. Fantastic!

[@davidcallista2580]

Thanks a bunch for this video. Yours was the only one that was complete and understandable enough to get the job done. After replacing all tpms sensors, I spent most of the day chasing my tail trying to get them all programmed. none of the other videos I watched helped, but yours did. Thanks again. Now to figure out why a scan tool does not communicate with the truck.

[@e.miller8943]

I just reprogramed my 2011 Chevy Cruze. It has a screen that makes the process easier. On one of the tires I had to get the tire pressure down to 13 psi. Glad I have run-flat tires. Thanks for the info. Please do more posts with rust, it adds drama!

[@SouthMainAuto]

+Ernest Miller Yes rust is always funner

[@KDB-sw8gi]

I want to thank you, for this video. Short and to the point, saving me time and money!!!

[@hemicuda46]

Have a question I bought ac Delco sensors 13598772 for my tires no one around my area says they can program that brand. If I have these installed by tire shop and bring home will this produce work? 2011 Buick regal 2.4 liter

[@richardwernst]

Great, bummer can't do this on my 2005 Toyota Prius... Tire light on, did the reset for the pressures after ensuring all were the same and within spec, still on. One shop wanted $50 just to tell me which sensor was bad!

[@boosted2.4_sky]

Thank you very much Eric..👍 this is the kind of stuff that a lot of shops won't show you... they want you to bring your car in so they can charge you fifty bucks... good stuff brother...

[@markroberts9137]

Fantastic! It works exactly as shown! Other solutions on the web failed, but this was exactly what I needed. Thank you!

[@edwardmissouri2216]

This process worked great with my $10 reset tool from Amazon. I had rotated my own tires, so I needed to do that. I just scrolled to the tire pressure readout, with the key on, and held down the center checkmark button. It went into reset mode. Took 5 minutes for the whole procedure. On my 2015 Impala, letting the air out will not work. Thanks Eric

[@MissLiveLaughLove1]

Unfortunately the deflate method did not work out for me. 2009 Impala LTZ. Drove over to my local Costco, parked at the nitrogen pumps, put the car in tire relearn mode by holding the lock & unlock buttons on the remote, then began by taking air out of the front left tire. Horn beeped after a few seconds, Yah! Began taking air out of the front right tire, and nothing. I continued taking air out and the horn never sounded. The tire was so low that now the pump would not reinflate it. The store & tire shop were closed so I could not get help from anyone. A couple of employees who were on their way home stopped to assist me without success. 😞 They depart and I call AAA. Then another employee comes out and asked if I needed help. I explained my dilemma and that I was waiting for AAA. He tells me the pump will not work if the tire has less than 15psi but there is a way to trick the pump. He removed the cap from the right rear valve stem that I had put back on. He then began adding air to that tire then stopped and quickly attached the pump to the srem of the deflated tire tricking the machine into thinking it was still filling the rear tire, and voila, he was able to inflate that front right tire and I was able to cancel my service call. 😊 That stranger got a hug. Turns out he is the store's General Manager. I guess I will need to buy a TPMS tool and try again The readings are all wacky now since I could not complete the relearning. Only the rear right initially had an issue, now all have an issue.

[@hugoislas3116]

Great instructions I have a GMC Acadia. Tire shop guy failed to program it because he didn't turn off the autolights. I did it myself by letting air out and work like a charm.

[@jimmaas4841]

No "brake cleaner" needed for this repair! (Long time viewer)

[@SouthMainAuto]

+Jim Maas haha next time

[@Trigger_32]

Every step Eric stated holds true for the 2013 tahoe, except for letting air out of each tire. You will still need a programmer of some sort (cheapy of scamazon worked for me).

[@85irocnc]

Thank you for the honesty and hassle free video. I bought a topscan tool and after watching this video I realized I did not need it.

[@rhymes_with_i_dig]

Thank you SO MUCH. Getting ready to rotate tires on 2011 Lucerne and figured better gargle “reset lucerne tpms” first. In AI’s infinite wisdom some lame GM push this then this blah blah blah... video was 1st hit, but THANKFULLY South Main Auto’s spot on, SHORT and CONCISE video was 2nd hit‼️🎯✋👏🙂😎

[@JamesWilson-of9ky]

Thanks For The Video..I just replaced all 4 tire pressure sensors..With your help..I got all 4 Reprocramed..

[@davidgoldberg]

These cars are getting too complicated! I was want a car to get me to work and back.

[@rock-oz7eg]

This is insanely simple....

[@johngabriella5426]

Thank the lawsuits against Ford & Firestone when ppl drove their Explorers oblivious to their under inflated tires, & attorneys successfully placed the blame on Ford & Firestone when the overheated, crumbled on the inside, tires finally blew, sometimes causing rollover accidents.

[@lemonpaper]

The government mandated TPMS sensors on all new vehicles sold here.

[@arireid1245]

John Gabriella i remember that it was mostly explorers.

[@-BuddyGuy]

@@johngabriella5426 "Firestone argued that vehicle weight, tire design, low recommended inflation pressure, and lower tire adhesion for tires manufactured at the Decatur, IL factory contributed to the tire failures. Ford argued that the tire design led to higher operating temperatures compared to similar tires manufactured by Goodyear and that differences in manufacturing at Decatur led to weaker tires that were more prone to failure. Ford also argued that the size of the wedge, a strip of rubber between the first and second belts, is smaller in Firestone tires than Michelin tires making them weaker than comparable Michelin tires."

[@12vgs8606]

On Honda it is automatic i.e. car always knows where each tire is installed even after tire rotation. Or at least that was my experience.

[@SouthMainAuto]

+12vgs8606 Yes that is true.

[@KentuckyWindage22]

The down side of that is everybody sees you driving a Honda.

[@BruceLyeg]

Just subbed but have seen all your videos. Great stuff! Informative and entertaining without a bunch of crap.

[@ingridcaron6498]

Hi, learned a lot from your video's thanks! Every time we change over our 2013 Dodge caravan tires from winter to summer (on their own rims) and back, we get the TPMS warning even though the tires are at proper pressure. it eventually turns off after a few weeks. Any idea how to reset?

[@NicolasHernandezN]

Hey buddy. Thanks for this. I tried on my 2009 Chevy Traverse and everything seemed good till I realized the indicators are blank, not values at all. What do I am doing wrong?

[@martycarroll3192]

I have the same issue. Did you end up figuring out what you did wrong by chance?

[@mikechiodetti4482]

Thankyou for the update on the TPMS system. I know my former employment has late model GM trucks. I'll pass this on to them! Great Video!

[@rsheele]

Thanks! exactly what I was looking for.

[@20tea]

I've done this plenty of times in the past with my 07 yukon. Now all tires register psi correctly, but the tpms still stays on solid. No messages on dash, but solid tpms sensor at 37psi (over recommended 34psi) and no leaks. What's causing the solid light to stay on? Update: Pulled the dcm fuse on the side of dash. Looked good and reinstalled the fuse. The memory cleared and I did a relearn. All is fine now and no dash light. Also min tire pressure shows 34 psi on my 07 yukon.

[@MelanieGenX]

Thank you so much!!!

[@andrewenright7132]

I have a 2018 1 ton express and have tried this several times and it isn’t working. I must be missing something. It goes into tire learn mode just fine and the drivers side light comes on just like expected. When I let out air nothing happens and it eventually just times out and goes back into normal operation. Any ideas? Thank you Eric for everything you do!

[@drivewaygarage1561]

I just bought a 2009 Malibu without key fobs and the service tire monitor system light is on so I ordered key fobs today.

[@beekang6708]

sir. thank you very much. I am a customer for the Fire customer . each year I have spent $ some 1000.00 or more . on Fire stone . for tires or service ,. I did ask to check for the TPMS check. they said that cost $20.00 . I was a little upset. I was a customer for more than 10 years. because I have several car . thank you very much for your information .

[@davidhodgkin9179]

I have been watching 3-5 of your videos every night for months..... I Was googling the TPMS sensors and your video came up.... love it.....thank you

[@joepadias8196]

Thanks for the video. The relearn worked for my 2011 Buick enclave. I used the TPM45A tpms sensors from rockauto. They cost me $125 and they are programed so that relearn will work as you said. A local tire shop replaced them for $40.

[@Meminators]

Can Confirm. Have a 2012 Buick Lacrosse. Had to go to my tire sensor screen then hold the OK button to relearn. The rest was the same with just letting air out. Total time: 2m

[@jasperjohnson5898]

Thank you, sir. Your instructions on this technique was super helpful! "Learn something new every day"! 😊

[@p.b.2286]

Just did my 2007 Buick. Thank you very much. The tire place that installed them didn't have a clue how.

[@theusconstitution1776]

Another great video in the nick of time just had my winter tires put on my winter rims and they’re going back on the car in the shop said after I get them on bring the car back and they’ll reprogram everything well now I don’t have to go thank you very much you have a great channel you’re a very good knowledgeable teacher❤️🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@abbswinston4258]

My 08 Yukon xl driver info center won’t acknowledge to relearn tire pressure. TMPS & keyless remote is also connected to the same receiver & doesn’t work. I disconnected the receiver module that runs both, checked it with multiple meter and works fine, the fuse is not bad but o replaced it. Tire sensors are all good. Could it be a Ground that is rusted or gone bad?

[@katdone4946]

I have added extra air in all 4 tires (55 lb)-found the relearn mode-started with driver front(let air out until 1 beep) moved on to pass side front (1 beep) moving on Pass rear (PROBLEM 2 beeps) YET i move on to LAST DRIVER REAR tire (PROBLEM--let air out until almost flat (no pinch and NO BEEP)...I restarted process..add extra air (60 lb this time)...SAME result...Does this mean i need to have a NEW monitor replacement in the driver rear tire and if so do i need to replace the complete set..I think my 2009 Cobalt thinks i only have three tires ??

[@thomaskunik15]

I have one problem. No position on screen to relearn. I also have no remote for my Cadillac. It got gone and local shops cannot program a new remote. All positions are full? Now i have the flashing service tpms system light. No way to relearn it. Do i really have to take it to the dealer? 2011 Cadillac CTS luxury. Let me know guys. Thanks

[@MrSebesta]

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