They apparently have gone down in price haha. I think I paid 65 used from another member years ago. They didn’t used to be that cheap.
From what I think I remember is that the manual process didn’t work for everyone. This was super easy. Seconds.
This procedure doesn't work for all people?
Not on later Cruzes.
Starting with the 13' and up model years, no GM vehicle can be done by dropping air pressure. You have to have a relearn tool. I too did it the way the video showed and never had an issue on older GM vehicles. I bought my tool in 2013 and cost me $75. Same tool now can be bought for $16. I would rather use the tool anyway. Super easy and fast. Can do all four corners faster than it would take to do one like shown in the video.
If you watch the video carefully, you'll notice that he shortened the parts where he was letting the air out. Apparently, it takes quite a bit of air.
What do you mean by "accurate"? The only way the car "knows" what pressure reading go with what location on the car is via the relearn procedure. You can rotate the tires and everything will seem OK. It will still let you know when you need to stop in and top off all the tires. Everything is fine until one tire goes flat. The display may show it's the left front that's lost pressure when it's really the left rear.
Yep. I'm finding that out.
I hear that.
OK OK, I am misspoken! How can I say I never saw a need for it as I still have factory wheels and not planning on changing and as long as the readings are what I expect(around 35) I am OK.
just get the vehicle specific, theyre less than $20, what you want doesnt exist for the price you wanna pay.Any recommendations on a universal brand?
Iif I'm going to buy one. I'd rather it be multi brand capable. Instead of Chevrolet specific. I can use it on other cars. And not have to buy another one when i decide to sell my cruze and buy something else.
Software upgradeable with pc would be a nice feature also.
