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How to reset the tire pressure warning light in a Smart Fortwo

Model: Smart Smart 453 - Years 2014-2022
Part: Tire pressure warning light

This short video will teach us how to reset the tire pressure warning light in a Smart Fortwo. Turning on of the aforementioned warning light indicates an anomaly in the tire pressure value, which will therefore be below or above the standard values (from 1.8 to 2.5 bar). To reset this warning light, you will have to use the directional arrows and the ok button found on the left side of the steering wheel controls: go to the settings menu and click on the item "Tire pressure check", then the question "Store current pressures as new indicative values? "click yes and then ok. At this point, the light should go out.

Posted on 15 January 2021 by ScegliAuto

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