[oo7ml]

Hi,

I had new tyres fitted to my car yesterday and now everytime i start the car I get the warning popping up.

Sorry, i'm away at present and I don't have my manual. How do you reset this?

 

[gcurnew]

Here's a video that shows the process. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=XLmRBWlGk-E

 

[NetMage]

For those that have videos simple things like me, you basically press select in the TPMS screen to get the settings and then select the wheel size / tire type. You should see a screen telling you the system is learning.

 

[OttawaSteve]

All of this and tons more is available on the app "Good to Know" I even just watched a TPMS video.

 

[oo7ml]

Great, thank you guys.

 

[FlatSickx]

Very useful video. I was in my garage tonight checking my pressure and I used the door sticker as a reference. It says 33psi. I have 20" wheels which is the was the the car was ordered. It has the OE P Zero tires. So, I assume the min cold pressure guide on the door is correct.

 

[FlatSickx]

Very useful video. I was in my garage tonight checking my pressure and I used the door sticker as a reference. It says 33psi. I have 20" wheels which is the was the the car was ordered. It has the OE P Zero tires. So, I assume the min cold pressure guide on the door is correct.

 

[ELP_JC]

I was in my garage tonight checking my pressure and I used the door sticker as a reference. It says 33psi.

At least my car has the option to choose 30 psi by clicking on the box 'comfort pressure'. And that's exactly what I use, since they get to 35 hot here in hot TX, and that's the ideal pressure for my tastes. When going to the cooler mountains I set it to 31 or even 32, but bleed some air on the way back, when it's hottest, to avoid getting them over 35 hot. If you don't have that option, do not do it, or you'd light up the TPMS warning light in a cool morning (or in the mountains).