Tesla tire pressure light reset
To reset the tire pressure light on a Tesla (All current Tesla models): Turn the touchscreen on. Touch Controls, then Settings, then Service & Reset, then Tire Pressure Monitor. Select Reset Sensors and confirm.
Key takeaways
- Inflate every tire to the door-jamb pressure first - the light is telling you something.
- 1 procedure listed for Tesla, by model year or family.
- No special tool needed for the procedures below.
- If it does not work, confirm your exact year in the owner's manual.
All current Tesla models
Dashboard menu
- Turn the touchscreen on.
- Touch Controls, then Settings, then Service & Reset, then Tire Pressure Monitor.
- Select Reset Sensors and confirm.
Tesla has no engine oil, so there is no oil-life or maintenance-light reset; the only reset most owners need is TPMS after tire service. If sensor IDs need re-learning after a wheel/sensor swap, the service menu path is Chassis > TPMS > Erase All TPMS IDs, followed by a short drive so the car re-learns them.
Sources: Tesla Support - Resetting the TPMS Sensor, Tesla - Resetting the Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) PDF, Tesla Service Manual (service.tesla.com) - TPMS Sensor ID Drive Learn, Model 3.
Tools that help
These fit any car. A gauge that reads to 0.5 psi takes the guesswork out of the relearn.
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