How Do I Reset the TPMS Light in My Honda?
It’s happened to us all at least once. You’re driving and your “Low Pressure” light turns on. You stop your vehicle in a safe place, check the tire pressure and adjust it to the specified level on the label on the driver’s door jamb. You starting driving again, but the light is still on. Why?!
The Tire Pressure Monitoring System in your Honda monitors the tire pressure while you are driving. If your vehicle’s tire pressure becomes significantly low, the low tire pressure indicator comes on and a message appears on the display. Any time you inflate, change, or rotate one or more of the tires, you need to re-calibrate the system. The calibration process requires approximately 30 minutes of cumulative driving at speeds between 30-65 mph. The vehicle must be stopped to begin calibration, and the process finishes automatically.
If you’re local to Erie, our service team is happy to assist you with resetting the TPMS in your Honda. Simply stop into our Service Drive during regular business hours.
How to Reset the TPMS in Newer Honda Vehicles
Models with Display Audio Touchscreen: 
- From the Home screen, select Settings.
- Select Vehicle
- Select TPMS Calibration
- Select Calibrate
Models without the touchscreen display:
Use the steering wheel buttons to make and enter selections in the Driver Information
- Scroll to the vehicle Settings screen, and select it
- Select TPMS Calibration
- Select Calibrate
How to Reset the TPMS in Newer Honda Vehicles with Google Built-In
When you calibrate the TPMS, do the following:
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- Press the home button.
- Select Vehicle Settings.
- Select TPMS Calibration.
- Select Calibrate or Cancel.
- Set the power mode to ON.
- If the Calibration failed to start. message appears, repeat step 5.
- Press the home button.
The calibration process finishes automatically.
Resetting TPMS In Older Honda Vehicles
Models with steering wheel buttons:
- Press MENU
- Select Customize Settings
- Select TPMS Calibration
- Select Initialize
- Select Yes
- Press MENU to exit
Models without the touchscreen display:
Use the steering wheel buttons to make and enter selections in the Driver Information
- Scroll to the vehicle Settings screen, and select it.
- Select TPMS Calibration.
- Select Calibrate.
Models with TPMS Button:
If your Honda is equipped with a TPMS button, you’ll find it to the left of the steering wheel. Press and hold the button until the warning light blinks twice.
What if the TPMS Warning Light is Still on After Resetting?
If the TPMS indicator returns or FLASHES every time you start your car, there may be something else wrong or malfunctioning. Call our Service Department at (814) 864-6765 to schedule an appointment ASAP.
Be sure to check your owner’s manual or visit www.owners.honda.com for specific details on your vehicle.
When do I need to reset the TPMS in my Honda?
You must start TPMS calibration every time you:
- Adjust the pressure in one or more tires.
- Rotate the tires.
- Replace one or more tires.
Before calibrating the TPMS:
- Set the cold tire pressure in all four tires.
Make sure:
- The vehicle is at a complete stop.
- The transmission is in P.
- The power mode is in ON.
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42 comment(s) so far on How Do I Reset the TPMS Light in My Honda?
2013 Honda Civic doesn’t have tpms button, or under the menu selection have the option of tpms calibration. So how do I reset it. I had a flat and got new tires and have fault messages every time I drive it.
For the 2013 Honda Civic, inflate your tires to the specified PSI on the driver’s side door jamb. The low pressure light will turn off on it’s own after driving.
If the low pressure light is still on after driving and/or there is a TPMS warning on the i-MID (screen on the dashboard), then there may be something wrong with the system. Schedule an appointment to have one of our Honda Certified Technicians inspect the system.
Hope this helps!
How to make tpms light go off on a honda 2019 fit
For the 2019 Honda Fit, inflate your tires to the specified PSI on the driver’s side door jamb. Once the proper PSI is added to all four tires please follow the above blog article which pertains to your vehicle or see below.
Models with Display Audio Touchscreen:
From the Home screen, select Settings.
Select Vehicle
Select TPMS Calibration
Select Calibrate
Models without the touchscreen display:
Use the steering wheel buttons to make and enter selections in the Driver Information
Scroll to the vehicle Settings screen, and select it
Select TPMS Calibration
Select Calibrate
If you still are receiving TPMS alerts after the calibration process is complete and you have driven approximately 30 min between the speeds of 30-65 mph please schedule an appointment to have one of our Honda Certified Technicians inspect the system and tires.
i have a 2013 honda CR-V, to which i do not have a TPMS button, nor is there an option in the menu screen? how do i reset the dash light??
If you have attempted the above reset procedures and your vehicle is not equipped with these TPMS reset options, please follow the below steps.
-Please start your vehicle and engage the Parking brake.
– Then locate the arrows on the bottom right of your steering wheel.
– By using either the up or down arrow, navigate through your on dash display inside of your speedometer until you see a symbol that resembles two overlapping rectangles.
– Once this symbol is displayed press the SEL/Reset button on your steering wheel.
– Now press the up or down arrows until you navigate to menu 2/6 labeled “Deflation Warning System”
– Press SEL/Reset again.
– Navigate Down to select INITIALIZE and press SEL button again to confirm.
– Once complete a “Completed” message will appear.
To note, these steps should only be completed after your tire pressure has been refilled to your vehicles required tire pressure.
How to turn off TPMS light on 2009 Honda Odyssey with no dash button.
Please stop into our service drive. A service advisor would be happy to assist you.
I am trying to reset the TPMS after I had my tires inflated.
I scrolled to the vehicle Settings screen, But it did not have the TPMS Calibration Option.
Is there another way to get TPMS light to go off?
Please stop into our service drive. A service advisor would be happy to assist you.
After getting a puncture repaired I had been unable to figure out how to calibrate/reset the TPMS. I did not have the option in my touch screen, nor a physical button anywhere on the dash or under the steering wheel.
This worked for me. Thanks for sharing!
Great, we’re so happy it helped!
My 2013 CR-V has neither TPMS reset button, nor menu option, nor arrow buttons on lower right of the steering wheel and the “(_!_)” light is stuck on, all tire pressures are exactly to specification, already drove 30 mins between 30-65MPH. Does this indicate a malfunction in the sensors/ECM? Surely Honda wouldn’t be so foolish as to make customers go to a dealership every time the tires need inflation adjustment.
Bring it in to our Service Department. We would be happy to assist you in locating the TPMS information so that you may do so on your own going forward.
I have a 2008 Honda Pilot and there are no buttons and no menus. how do I rest the pressure gauge.
You are correct. There are no button based TPMS sensor reset options on the vehicle. The light is a self resetting system. Once all tires are properly inflated to the recommended air pressures labeled within the door jamb and the vehicle has been driven for an extended period of time (at least 15min or more above 45mph) the light will reset and no longer be displayed on your dash. If the light does not turn off it is possible that you have a bad TPMS sensor in one of your wheels. We recommend bringing the vehicle in so our Honda Certified technicians can asses and scan for the inoperable sensor.
I have a 2012 Civic and the tire pressure light remains on……..even though all tires are inflated adequately. I have attempted all of the reset recommendations without success. I even disconnected the battery for a short time to try and reset the system. The light remains on. Help
Is it possible one of the wheel sensors could be defective?
Thanks
Bill
Without looking at them, we can’t say for sure what the issue is. Please get in touch with our service department for assistance. Thank you!
Hi. I got new rims for a 2019 Honda Odyssey with new TPMS sensors. I got them calibrated at that place too. Have been driving for a few days and still hasn’t gone away. Also can’t find a reset or calibration button on the screen.
Our service department would be happy to assist you. Please call to schedule an appointment regarding your TPMS sensors.
Hello,
The TMPS light appeared on the dash and I saw NO button to turn it OFF. I wanted to KNOW where it is AFTER I AIRED the tires. HELP.
If you have a moment to stop into our service drive, we’d be happy to help you find your TPMS reset button. Thanks!
HOW DO I RESET THE (TPMS) LIGHT IN MY 2011 HONDA CR-V I NEED YOUR HELP
Stop into our service drive. Any of our advisors would be happy to assist you.
So I just recently did my oil change after the service light came on, I’m trying to figure out how to rest the service light and the TPMS light without using the steering wheel, I have an aftermarket steering wheel on my 2013 Honda Civic so it no longer has access to the buttons on the manufacture steering wheel
Stop into your servicing dealer for assistance as we cannot assist with after-market products online.
2019 Honda Civic wheel control Tpms….can’t get regular dash screen back. Been driving longer than 35-60mph for more than thirty minutes (two wks off& on). How do I get screen off of vehicle settings….please!!!!
Please refer to your owners manual or stop into your local Honda dealer.
2011 Honda Accord doesn’t have tpms button or touch screen. TPMS light is on. if I install a new OEM tpms sensors or preprogrammed sensor (42753-SWA-316) . do I have to use TPMS relearn tool or just drive some miles
Please call your Honda Dealer Service Department for assistance.
I have a 2008 Honda CRV, my TPMS , LIGHT keeps coming on even though my air pressure is correct. Seems to act like this more on Hot days. What should I do?
Please stop into our service drive to have your system inspected as they are not available to help online. Thank you!
in the 2011 Honda element there is not a touchscreen, nor is there a reset button on the steering column. Please advise.
Please refer to your owners manual or stop by your local Honda dealer for assistance.
Just got four brand new tires and the tpms sensor was replaced as it was bad (light on dash). Light was off, driving on highway the same day as tires were all replaced and light came back on. 2009 Honda fit.
Hi J, please refer to your owners manual or stop into your local Honda dealer for assistance. Thank you!
I had a flat tire (Front Left Tire) recently and got that fixed at Bianchi Honda. My vehicle TMPS has been calibrated and I no longer receive the TPMS Yellow/Orange warning light on the speedometer. However, I still have the vehicle notification (Warning ) on my Headsup Display and also on HondaLink. It is not going away. How do I delete it?
Please call service for assistance with the notification display on the HUD.
Just got new tires replaced on my 2014 Honda Odyssey ex-l and now my TPMS letters are on. Can I reset it myself? There is no reset button or can’t find it in the settings.
Yes – please refer to your owner’s manual or stop into your local Honda dealer.
what if there is no TPMS option in the setteing?
First, make sure to inflate your tires to the specified PSI on the driver’s side door jamb.
If your vehicle is equipped with a TPMS Button (found to the left of the steering wheel), press and hold the button until the warning light blinks twice, then proceed with the cumulative driving process.
If you vehicle does not have a TPMS Button, the low pressure light will turn off on it’s own after cumulative driving.
If the low pressure light is still on after driving and/or there is still an active TPMS warning, there may be something wrong with the system. Please schedule an appointment to have one of our Honda Certified Technicians inspect the system.