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Tyre Check and Resetting the Tyre Pressure Warning Light

Model: (Various brands) Various
Part: Tire pressure warning light

The video shows how to perform a DIY tyre check and reset the tyre pressure warning light. This operation is necessary when one or more tyres have a pressure that is too low compared to the reference value; consequently, a yellow warning light appears on the instrument cluster indicating this issue. To inflate the tyres, use a gun with a pressure gauge: connect the gun's hose to the tyre valve and inflate; then, check that the pressure value is as desired. At this point, turn on the ignition and check that the warning light is off.

Updated on 3 June 2026 by ScegliAuto

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