VXDAS TPMS19 Reset Tool for Ford, Lincoln & Mercury Easy Sensor Relearn
When you’re navigating tight spaces, reversing in dim light or simply trying to avoid expensive tyre damage, smart sensors are your best allies. In 2025, upgrading your vehicle with well-chosen parking sensors and a tyre pressure monitoring system (TPMS) means you’re not just adding gadgets you’re investing in confidence, protection and long-term value.
Effortless TPMS Reset for Ford, Lincoln & Mercury Vehicles
Say goodbye to persistent TPMS warning lights and ensure optimal tire safety with the VXDAS TPMS19 Reset Sensor Tool. Designed specifically for your Ford, Lincoln, or Mercury, this easy-to-use device allows you to quickly activate and retrain your tire pressure sensors after rotations, replacements, or repairs, restoring peace of mind on the road.
Why Every Ford/Lincoln/Mercury Owner Needs This Tool:
- ✅ Instant Warning Light Reset: Quickly clear annoying dashboard alerts after tire maintenance.
- ✅ OEM-Level Compatibility: A direct replacement for 8C2Z-1A203-A, ensuring seamless function with your vehicle.
- ✅ DIY Simplicity: One-button operation makes sensor activation fast, easy, and hassle-free, saving you dealership costs.
- ✅ Enhanced Safety & Efficiency: Proper tire monitoring reduces risk, improves fuel economy, and prolongs tire life.
- ✅ Certified Reliability: CE and FCC approved with a long-lasting battery, ensuring dependable performance.
Simple Step-By-Step TPMS Sensor Reset Guide
Follow these easy steps to get your TPMS system back in sync:
Entering TPMS Learning Mode:
- Place the key in the ignition and press the brake pedal (gear in P position).
- Turn the ignition OFF, then press and release the brake pedal.
- Switch ignition from OFF to RUN three times, ending at RUN.
- Depress and release the brake pedal again.
- Once the horn chirps and the TPMS indicator flashes, learning mode is successfully activated.
Activating Individual Sensors:
- Start with the front left tire, point the tool antenna at the sensor, and press the power button until the speaker chirps.
- Continue this process in order: front right → rear right → rear left.
- After all sensors are reset, the car horn will sound twice, indicating completion.
Understanding Your Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS)
A Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) continuously monitors your vehicle’s tire pressures. If a tire becomes underinflated, the system alerts the driver via a dashboard warning light, helping to prevent accidents, uneven wear, or reduced fuel efficiency.
Benefits of a Properly Functioning TPMS:
- ➡️ Early warning of low tire pressure, preventing dangerous situations.
- ➡️ Reduced risk of tire failure and blowouts.
- ➡️ Maintains optimal tire performance and vehicle handling.
- ➡️ Improves fuel efficiency and reduces tire wear, saving you money.
Note: TPMS is a safety aid, not a replacement for regular manual tire checks. Always check tire pressures monthly.
Essential TPMS Maintenance & Safety Tips
- 💡 Sensor Lifespan: TPMS sensor batteries typically last many years, but will eventually run out. Replace sensors as needed.
- 💡 Regular Checks: Always replace valve caps and cores during tire changes to ensure sensor integrity and prevent leaks.
- 💡 Professional Programming: After installing new sensors, use a diagnostic tool like the VXDAS TPMS19 to properly program them to your vehicle.
- 💡 Avoid Non-TPMS Valves: Never replace TPMS valves with standard ones; this compromises safety and can lead to MOT failure.
TPMS Legislation & Compliance (UK Specific)
Since November 2014, all new passenger vehicles sold in the EU must include TPMS. For UK drivers, vehicles with faulty or inoperative TPMS sensors may fail MOT tests as of January 2015. Using the VXDAS TPMS19 tool helps you stay compliant and avoid unnecessary retests.
Technical Specifications
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | TPMS19 2020 Edition |
| Compatible Vehicles | Ford, Lincoln, Mercury (with TPMS) |
| OEM Replacement | 8C2Z-1A203-A, 8C2Z1A203A, TPMS19 |
| Battery Life | Up to 5 years |
| Certification | CE, FCC Approved |
| Operation | One-button sensor activation |
| TPMS Reset Order | Front Left → Front Right → Rear Right → Rear Left |
Our 30-Day Total Confidence Guarantee!
Your satisfaction is paramount. If you're not 100% thrilled with your VXDAS TPMS19 Reset Tool for any reason, simply let us know within 30 days of purchase. We'll provide a full, no-hassle refund or exchange. Shop with complete peace of mind!
Frequently Asked Questions
+ Do I need this tool for my car?
Yes, if your Ford, Lincoln, or Mercury vehicle is equipped with TPMS sensors and you need to reset, activate, or train new sensors after tire rotations or replacements.
+ Is it compatible with all cars?
No, the VXDAS TPMS19 is specifically designed for Ford, Lincoln, and Mercury vehicles with TPMS systems. Please check your car's manual for compatibility.
+ How often do I need to replace the TPMS sensors?
TPMS sensor batteries can last up to 5 years. Replace them sooner if sensors become faulty or damaged, or during tire changes for preventative maintenance.
+ Why is TPMS important for UK drivers?
In the UK, a faulty or inoperative TPMS system can lead to an MOT test failure. Ensuring your TPMS is working correctly with a reset tool like the VXDAS TPMS19 helps you pass your MOT and maintain vehicle safety and compliance.
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