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Where is the TPMS reset button?

The location of your vehicle’s tyre pressure monitoring system (often abbreviated to TPMS) reset button will vary depending on the make and model of your vehicle.

In many vehicles you can find the reset button either under the steering wheel, inside the glove box, or within the media’s centre console.

In newer cars, it might be accessible through the settings in your car’s onboard entertainment and navigation system.

For specific instructions on resetting your car’s TPMS, check the owner’s manual. It will detail exactly where to locate and how to use the TPMS reset button.

It's important to note that a lit TPMS light doesn't always mean the system needs resetting. It could indicate a problem such as low tyre pressure or a puncture. Always check your tyre pressure and inspect your tyres for damage before attempting to reset the TPMS system.