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How to Reset the TPMS Sensor on a Citroen C3

Model: Citroen C3 SY, SX - Years 2016-2023
Part: Tire pressure warning light

Inside your car, there is a sensor capable of detecting the exact tyre pressure in real time. Its name is TPMS, and as you can easily imagine, it is a very interesting and useful feature that significantly reduces the risk of having a completely flat tyre during your journey. However, sometimes due to various factors, including external conditions, it may show errors, and it is necessary to reset it. To do this, start the car and enter the vehicle settings menu. Click on "Reset Tyre Pressure Warning" and then on "Yes". The sensor will then perform a new reading, and the warning light will disappear from the dashboard.

Updated on 3 June 2026 by ScegliAuto

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