VXDAS 2IN1 TPMS Relearn Tool GL50448 — 2026 Green for GM & Ford, 315/433MHz Sensor Activation

The VXDAS 2IN1 TPMS Relearn Tool Super GL50448 is a handheld device that activates and relearns 315/433MHz tire pressure sensors for many GM and Ford vehicles, with a simple model switch button for faster resets.

This compact green tool is designed for drivers, DIY mechanics, and small shops that need a quick way to reset or reprogram tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS) sensors after tire changes, rotations, or sensor replacements. It combines support for GM and Ford protocols in one unit, making it a practical, lower-cost alternative to dealer visits when the TPMS warning light needs clearing or a sensor needs activation.

How does the VXDAS tool perform a TPMS relearn?

The tool sends a radio signal to individual tire sensors (315/433MHz) to wake and register them with the vehicle's on-board TPMS module. Using the model switch button you select the correct protocol for GM (G) or Ford (F), then position the tool near the valve and follow the vehicle-specific relearn steps.

• Select G or F with the top model switch button to match your vehicle make.
• Hold the tool near the tire valve stem and press the power button to transmit.
• Repeat for each wheel until the vehicle recognizes all sensors and the warning light clears.
• Requires a new 9V battery (not included) for reliable signal strength.

Which vehicles and sensors are compatible with this 2026 edition?

The VXDAS GL50448 works with many GM and Ford family models that use factory-installed 315MHz or 433MHz TPMS sensors — including Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet, GMC, Lincoln, Mazda, and common Ford F-Series and passenger cars. It is not suitable for heavy commercial trucks with more than four tires or vehicles using an external/aftermarket TPMS interface.

• Supports original equipment TPMS on GM and Ford lineups (315/433MHz).
• Compatible with popular models like F-150, F-250, Focus, Fusion, and many Buick/Chevrolet variants.
• Not for heavy trucks with more than four tires or external TPMS setups.
• If unsure, check your vehicle’s manual or sensor frequency before use.

What steps should I follow to reset sensors after tire work?

After performing tire rotation, sensor replacement, or seasonal tire swaps, use the VXDAS tool to activate each sensor and complete the vehicle’s relearn procedure. The process typically involves placing the tool next to the valve stem and triggering the transmission while the car is in the appropriate relearn mode.

• Replace or rotate tires as needed and ensure new sensors are installed correctly.
• Put the vehicle into TPMS relearn mode according to the manufacturer’s instructions.
• Use the VXDAS tool near each valve stem to transmit and register sensors.
• Confirm the TPMS warning light goes off and the system reports correct pressures.

Why pick this VXDAS 2-in-1 tool over dealer service?

Using the GL50448 saves time and money by letting you perform sensor activation yourself rather than paying a shop labor fee. Its dedicated G/F model switch simplifies selecting the correct protocol, and the compact design stores easily in a glovebox or toolbox for on-demand use.

• Reduce costs by avoiding dealer relearn charges of $50–$100 per visit.
• Handy two-mode switch covers both GM and Ford families in one device.
• Portable, user-friendly operation for DIY drivers and technicians.
• Professional-grade reliability developed by experienced engineers.

Who is this for? The VXDAS 2IN1 TPMS Relearn Tool GL50448 is aimed at owners of compatible GM and Ford vehicles, independent mechanics, tire shops, and anyone who prefers to handle routine TPMS resets themselves. If your vehicle uses factory 315/433MHz TPMS sensors and you want a fast, economical way to activate or relearn sensors after tire service, this tool offers a practical solution — just remember it requires a fresh 9V battery and is not intended for multi-axle commercial trucks or external TPMS systems.