Toyota tire pressure light reset
To reset the tire pressure light on a Toyota (Most models with a physical TPMS reset button): Turn the engine on. Press and hold the reset button, located low and to the right of the steering wheel on the instrument panel. Hold until the tire pressure warning light blinks three times, then release.
Key takeaways
- Inflate every tire to the door-jamb pressure first - the light is telling you something.
- 2 procedures listed for Toyota, 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.
Most models with a physical TPMS reset button
Reset button
- Turn the engine on.
- Press and hold the reset button, located low and to the right of the steering wheel on the instrument panel.
- Hold until the tire pressure warning light blinks three times, then release.
Source: Toyota Customer Support (support.toyota.com) - How does the Tire Pressure Monitoring System work.
2018+ models with a multi-information display menu
Dashboard menu
- Check and correct all tire pressures first.
- Open the Vehicle Settings menu on the dashboard display.
- Scroll to the bottom and hold the OK button.
- Select the TPWS (Tire Pressure Warning System) tab, highlight Warning System, and hold OK again to store the current pressures as the new reference.
Source: Camelback Toyota - How to reset the low tire pressure light on your Toyota - independent references, not the manufacturer.
Tools that help
These fit any car. A gauge that reads to 0.5 psi takes the guesswork out of the relearn.
Digital tire gaugeSet every tire to the door-jamb pressure before any resetShop Tire inflatorSets an exact pressure from the car's 12V socketShop inflators
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