TPMS Relearn / Reset procedure in a Chevrolet Volt

[@carblover5575]

Thank you for this. Got my relearn tool at Amazon. In California they want $20 to do this (it’s where I bought the tires) Anywhere else wants $60 and up.

[@fixman88]

Thanks for the info. I just got a 2013 Volt and am going to have new tires put on it; it had been sitting at the dealership for a while and the tires have dry rot cracks.

[@Kerumerigo354]

I got a 2015 chevrolet volt and one of the new tires cant b read by the relearn tool, thank you for the valves Im going to buy some for sure

[@Jason-zp4ly]

Love our Volt. Bought at end of 2012 now have over 130K with no major problems. Also got a set of used Volt wheels and snow tires off of Marketplace, shop quoted me $450 to put tpms sensors and program. GTFOH!?!?

[@Folgero1]

thanks

[@golfish8589]

My horn did not honk

[@billyskittles1036]

God the Volt is such a piece of sh*t car.

[@utjay2008]

Huh?

[@fregoso1985]

Hows the battery on your volt after 150 K miles ???

[@utjay2008]

Just saw this. The 2012 lasted until 193k, then a temperature sensor was causing issues. It still worked fine and held a good charge but if it was cold it just wanted to run on gas. If I used the “departure time” charging mode and had it finish just before leaving it still worked perfect. I bought a 2014 Volt to replace it. 150k on it and it’s perfect.

[@fregoso1985]

@@utjay2008 thanks for your response. I bought a 2018 volt with 21 k miles. Now at 51k. No issues. Saves me about 400 dlls a month on Ca. Gas prices. I am gonna keep it til the engine blows!!

[@fixman88]

@@fregoso1985 I just got a 2013 Volt with 63K miles on it. It's my dream car I waited 10 years to get.

[@fregoso1985]

@@fixman88 you gonna love it !! We average about 105 mpg. Combined