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How to Reset the TPMS Light on a Ford F-150

Model: Ford F-150 MK 13 - Years 2015-2020
Part: Tire pressure warning light

If the TPMS sensor on your new Ford F-150 shows errors related to tire pressure, don't worry; you just need to perform a simple reset to resolve the issue. Just follow this mini guide carefully. First, make sure the vehicle is off. Then, turn on the dashboard only and locate the button with the red triangle, pressing it six times in a row. Next, go to the tire with the sensor that has the issue and let air out until you hear a beep. At that point, the reset is complete, and you can inflate the tire to the correct pressure.

Updated on 9 May 2026 by ScegliAuto

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