Am I able to use most of the available tools on the market to reset or to check for any problems on my TPMS? I'd prefer to do the work myself than give the stealership any more of my $ than I have to.
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Am I able to use most of the available tools on the market to reset or to check for any problems on my TPMS? I'd prefer to do the work myself than give the stealership any more of my $ than I have to.
I would suggest something like the Ateq VT55. It will reset 98% of the cars out there and retails for under $1k.