THINKTPMS G2 TPMS Reset Tool, Tire Pressure Detector Diagnosis/Activate/Relearn/Program Sensors, Work with Thinkdiag/THINKCAR THINKTOOL PRO/PROS/PROS+/Kingbolen Tablet OBD2 Scanner

Reprogrammed for kia and for Subaru, everything works good. Connection it to your thinkdiag 2 adapter and use it together to reprogramm

When I buy scan tools I like buying ones that have as much coverage as possible. This add on allows you to do more in depth tpms diag. Keep in mind this isn’t a stand alone unit, you must have the main scanner for this add on to work! You can scan any tpms sensor for any reason. Checking battery life, does that. Need to know an ID for programming, does that. Need to do the actual programming, it can also do that. The tool is even capable of programming Launch branded tpms sensors. Does pretty much everything you could need from a tpms tool with the exception of programming aftermarket sensors for any brand besides launch.I have been using the wand with the k10 and it has been a beautiful combo! I’ve also been surprised at the coverage for newer vehicles. I have relearned a few tpms systems when our factory tool wouldn’t communicate with the vehicle. Battery life is real good. Have only needed to charge it twice in the past few months of almost daily use.If I had to pick out a negative about this product, I’m bumed that the wand screen doesn’t show data from the last sensor scanned. Otherwise, the tool is as close to perfect as it could be.I work in a Nissan dealership and having my own scanner with tpms wand has helped bump my effency number up. Saving all kinds of time vs trying to find/use the shops used & abused tpms tool. Plus this wand seems to work a bit faster than other tpms tools I have tried.

I have had several TPMS tools. This one is really good. It's my favorite go-to now you can install an app on your phone from Thinkcar and basically once you bind it to your phone or any of the Think car or Kingbolen scan tools, you have a professional tool in your hand. This tool will do nearly all cars on the market. It feels great in the hand. Very comfortable to hold. It's a perfect size, easy to read, very legible and I really really like the software. I like the app. I liked the way it displays the vehicle and the tires that are read. The green LED comes on showing you the specs, the tire including temperature, pressure, etc. The relearn is quick. It reads the actual sensors fast, and it's a very affordable tool for what it does. I'd say it's definitely professional, excellent add-on to any of the scan tools you can purchase through Think car or Kingbolen or you can install it on your phone and use it. It's so portable rechargeable battery last quite a while. I've just purchased it a while back and I've used it quite a few times and no problems whatsoever. The customer service is really good. They respond to any questions you may have very quick. Don't be afraid to purchase this one. I was kind of concerned because I hadn't heard of the brand but it is perfect tool with great customer service and support! Very happy and satisfied will be used in my fleet maintenance shop often as well as at home great for any do it yourself person also!!

This review is for the ThinkTPMS G2 Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) tool. I purchased this device to use in conjunction with a ThinkTool Pro. The unit came with no directions and I could not find any online. Thus, I had no clue how to pair the ThinkTPMS tool with the ThinkTool Pro.After about fifteen minutes of tinkering with it I figured it out. To pair this TMPS tool you need to turn it on by holding the On button for a few seconds and it will boot up (may need to charge the unit first). The ThinkTool Pro also has to be on.Afterwards, select the TPMS icon on the ThinkTool Pro. Another screens opens with a rectangle box containing two buttons, titled Cancel and Scanning.At first I just waited for the Scanning button to go away or for the screen switch to another screen showing the TPMS tool was found. However, nothing changed other than some numbers and texting showing up above the two buttons. I then looked at the back of the TMPS tool and saw the serial number, which was the number on the screen.There was nothing on the screen showing how to progress. So I just touched the serial number on the screen; then the ThinkTool Pro changed to the TPMS screen.Afterwards, I had to select the correct frequency for my vehicle, which I had to find on the internet. Then the screen gives some directions on how to use the up/down buttons on the TPMS tool to select the correct tire.Holding the TPMS tool up against the sidewall of the tire below the stem was able to read the sensors without a problem. The ThinkTool Pro captured the status of the TPMS sensors for all four wheels and indicated each of the batteries were good. The tires were also reprogrammed to their current position on the vehicle.Note: Before I started this process I had put my car in the service mode and the TPMS in the learn mode. These directions were found in vehicles owner's manual.My suggestion to manufacturer and or the resellers is to include pairing directions or provide a link where to find them. Also, tutorial videos would be helpful.

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