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How to Reset the Tyre Pressure Warning Light on the Hyundai I20?

Model: Hyundai I20 MK 2, GB - Years 2014-2020
Part: Tire pressure warning light

When the tyre pressure warning light appears on the display of the Hyundai I20, it means that at least one of the four tyres is at an insufficient inflation pressure. The tyres with low pressure are indicated by a specific screen in the menu. To reset the low tyre pressure warning light, inflate the tyres indicated on the display to the correct inflation pressure. Once all tyres are at a sufficient inflation pressure, the warning light will turn off, and you will be able to check the tyre pressure in real-time from the appropriate menu.

Updated on 17 May 2026 by ScegliAuto

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