ATEQVT37 TPMS Sensor Activation and Programming Tool

Got it out of the box, did a quick update and had my TPMS working in 10 minutes on all 5 tires (spare to)

Works amazing for my PITA 2008 Accord with the bitchy tpms setup it has can easily read and reprogram sensors to match old sensor ID’s, you do need another device if you need to change the ID’s in the ecu. On my era of accord you have to have a functional tpms setup to turn off traction control

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Bought the VT37 to fix a programming error by Canadian Tire, who programmed all sensors with the same id. It took a few attempts but after putting in a call to ATEQ support I discovered it was positioning the antenna correctly on the tire. All sensors programmed no issue. But was not able to do self-learn as my Chevrolet vehicle does not have a menu option. Will have to get them relearned using OBDII PROGRAMMING. The reprogramming of the TPMS sensors was flawless. This tool does most of the work for you including instructions. Well worth theMoney.

If you replace your TPMS sensors, this box WILL NOT program them to work on your vehicle. For that you need an OBDII tool with that capability. Beware this device, like many of the no brand devices on the market, require a subscription that usually costs half the purchase price EACH YEAR. Additionally, to activate these you are supposed to (required?) update the software which involved downloading a sketchy program to your laptop or pc and installing it. Who knows what kind of spyware/malware that installs.So what does this box do anyway? Well, it will read the current output from your TPMS- that is, you can read your tire pressure with this box when you put it against your tire. It won't program your TPMS monitors. What is the point? The sensors come from the factory programmed.I need an OBDII bi-directional unit with TPMS capabilities and these same no-name companies sell one for $800 or so but again they require a subscription of roughly half that amount ANNUALLY. I can buy a good used one from the big name tool truck for the same money, and it doesn't require an annual subscription.