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How to reset the tire pressure sensor of the Volkswagen Polo

Model: Volkswagen Polo Polo VI, Polo 6, MK 6, AW1, MK VI - Years 2017-2025
Part: Tire pressure warning light

The steps outlined in this guide will show us how to reset the tire pressure warning light (TPMS) of the Volkswagen Polo; before performing the reset, it is necessary that all four tires are at the correct pressure. Then we get into the car and start the instrument panel; from the central display, we go to the vehicle settings and then to the tire pressure option, following the indicated procedure and confirming the reset of the TPMS light. Finally, we verify that the tire pressure warning light has been reset!

Posted on 11 September 2024 by ScegliAuto

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