I rotated my tires on my 23–26 Chevy Colorado Trail Boss and figured I’d make a quick, straight-to-the-point video on how I reset (relearn) the TPMS the easy way. This is one of those little GM tricks that saves you a trip to the dealer, especially after a tire rotation or if you swap wheels/tires. I walk you through the exact menu path on the truck: Vehicle Status → Tires and Brakes → Tire Pressure → Relearn Tire Pressure, then we finish the job outside at each wheel. Once the truck is in relearn mode, I start at the driver front (the dash shows an orange indicator so you know which corner is next). I use a cheap $8 GM TPMS relearn tool I grabbed off Amazon—just hold it by the valve stem area, hit the button, and listen for the honk. You repeat that sequence around the truck until you get the double honk, which means you’re done. Biggest tip: make sure you’ve got a 9-volt battery ready for the tool, and you’ll knock this out in minutes.