None that we have found yet, outside the dealer doing it in house.

 

Really, no options outside the dealer? Booo! LOL.

Some vendor please empower me with a TPMS tool so that I don't have to go to the stealership!

 

I'm confused. I switch summers to a/s and no indication of TPMS came on? Is it just upon changing rims?

 

Yes, changing tires only will not affect TPMS.

 

If you use the same rims and same sensors, but just dismount and remount summer and winter tires the sensors will work. You are just spending like $100/visit in mounting and balancing x 2/year + increasing chances of sensors getting broken....Second set of sensors and wheels is easier even w/the stupid TPMS reset needed.

 

I've just tried using this tool for the first time today.
It seemed painless and easy and will report back later if it worked. I need to drive the car for a bit to see if the light goes out....

I borrowed this tool from a friend and he claims it works fine on his toyota

update: the tool worked perfectly on our 09 G37x.
The only minor challange I had was the software install process on my computer. It took a bit of effort to get the drivers installed and what seemed to what was needed was a reboot of my PC and then all was fine.

I'm going to buy one as it's lot easier and cheaper than heading the dealer...

 

Why buy this tool when you can reset ours with a paper clip and a quick drive around? Total waste of $ IMO if you need it for our cars. See the link below...
https://www.myg37.com/forums/d-i-y-i...-for-free.html

 

I'm digging this up from the depths to make sure others looking at the ATEQ Quickset or finding this thread because of searching know that 2011+ Infiniti removed the TPMS interface plug that people have had so much success with grounding and having the system relearn sensors.

Either you need a tool like this one... go to the dealer so they can use their Consult III or whatever ($$$)... or hit up a tire store, heck even Discount Tire does programing for free--customer or not.

I happen to have a Quickset that I used with my 2008 and 2010 Honda Accords in the past. I'm glad I decided to hold on to it after I sold all my parts/accessories off for the Honda. It has worked great for me on my '11 coupe when I switched from winter to summer setup. Software leaves some to be desired, but it gets the job done.