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How to Reset the Tyre Pressure Light on Honda Jazz

Model: Honda Jazz MK 3 - Years 2013-2019
Part: Tire pressure warning light

To reset the tyre pressure light on the Honda Jazz, first locate the three buttons to operate, which are found on the steering wheel, adjacent to one of the spokes, in the lower half (as shown in the video images). The car's control panel, or onboard computer, is located in the dashboard. The settings for tyre pressure are located to the right of the dashboard. To access these settings, press and hold the button marked with the information icon. This will scroll through the options on the control panel until two folders appear on the display. At this point, press the "Del Reset" button, and you will see "Deflation Warning System" on the display. Select it with the same button, then scroll through the menu until you reach the "Initialise" option. Select it, and in this way, you have reset the tyre pressure light. Remember to check the tyre pressure or the presence of any punctures when the light comes on.

Updated on 16 March 2026 by ScegliAuto

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