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TPMS Light Still On After Tyre Service? Here’s What to Do
If your TPMS (Tyre Pressure Monitoring System) light is still on after we’ve visited—don’t worry, it’s quite common.
While our technicians always aim to reset the system after a puncture repair or tyre replacement, some vehicles require additional steps that can’t always be completed on-site. For example, certain systems only reset after driving or require access through your vehicle’s settings.
While our technicians always aim to reset the system after a puncture repair or tyre replacement, some vehicles require additional steps that can’t always be completed on-site. For example, certain systems only reset after driving or require access through your vehicle’s settings.
- Why Is the TPMS Light Still On?Different vehicles use different reset methods, including:
- Driving at a steady speed to allow the system to recalibrate
- Manual reset via dashboard controls or infotainment system
- How to Reset the TPMSDepending on your vehicle, you may be able to reset it manually:
- Look for a TPMS reset button (usually marked with the tyre symbol)
- Or access the reset option through your vehicle’s onboard menu
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How to Reset the TPMS – Step-by-Step Guide
Example: Resetting TPMS on a Ford FiestaFor models with a central screen:
- Press Menu
- Go to Vehicle Settings → press OK
- Select Tyre Monitoring → press OK
- Press and hold OK until reset confirmation appears
For models with a dash display:
- Go to Settings → press OK
- Select Information → press OK
- Choose Tyre Pressure → press OK
- Select Reset → press OK
After resetting, drive above 20 MPH for a few minutes to allow the system to update.
Final AdviceYour vehicle handbook will have specific instructions for your model, and most systems are designed to be simple and user-friendly.
⚠️ Important: If the TPMS light comes back on shortly after resetting, it could indicate a slow puncture or pressure loss. In that case, it’s best to get it checked immediately.
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