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Reset Tyre Pressure Warning Light on Volkswagen Polo

Model: Volkswagen Polo Polo 5, Polo V, MK 5, MK V, 6R - Years 2009-2017
Part: Tire pressure warning light

In today’s tutorial, we will see how to reset the tyre pressure warning light on a Volkswagen Polo. Before proceeding with the reset, it is essential to have resolved any issues related to the pressure variation of one or more tyres; now let’s see how to perform the operation. First, get inside the car and turn on the ignition by turning the key: then open the glove compartment and press and hold the "set" button for the tyre warning light. At this point, the warning light should turn off: start the vehicle and check if everything has gone well.

Updated on 30 March 2026 by ScegliAuto

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