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How to Reset the Tyre Light on a Ford Kuga

Model: Ford Kuga MK 3 - Years 2020-2026
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To reset the tyre light on a Ford Kuga, first adjust your tyres and then begin the reset. Start the reset by turning on the instrument cluster and pressing the menu button located to the left of the steering wheel to access the vehicle settings. Select "Settings" and then "Assisted Driving"; from the submenu, select "Tyre Monitoring" and then press the OK button. The reset will begin as the bar progresses; when the level reaches 100%, the reset will be successfully completed. Finally, turn off the vehicle.

Updated on 16 August 2026 by ScegliAuto

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