Audi TPMS Reset & Programming Guide

Audi A4 / S4, 8E B6 (2002-2005) & Early 8E B7 (2004-2005)

1. Activate sensors with a TPMS tool
2. Turn ignition ON
3. Use the MENU information screen to select SET
4. Select Tire Pressure
5. Select Store Pressure
6. Drive the vehicle for up to 20 minutes

Audi A4 / S4, Late 8E B6 (2006-2007), 8E B7 (2006-2009), Early 8K B8 (2008)

1. Activate sensors with a TPMS tool
2. Turn ignition ON
3. Press the reset button on the steering column lever
4. Use the rocker switch in the instrument cluster to select Set
5. Press the reset button
6. Select Tire Pressure
7. Select Store Tire Pressure
8. Confirm and allow the system to complete learning

Audi A4 / S4, Late 8E B6 (2006-2007), 8E B7 (2006-2009), Early 8K B8 (2008)

1. Activate sensors with a TPMS tool
2. Turn ignition ON
3. Press the MENU button
4. Use the rotary push button
5. Select and press CAR
6. Select and press Set
7. Select Tire Pressure
8. Select Store Pressure or Wheel Change
9. Press to confirm

Audi A4 / S4, Late 8E B7 (2009) & 8K B8 (2009-2011)

2011 can be a split-production year depending on market and build. Some vehicles use direct TPMS, while others may be indirect. Always verify before ordering sensors or attempting programming.

1. Activate sensors with a TPMS tool if fitted with direct TPMS
2. Turn ignition ON
3. Press CAR and go to Tire Pressure Monitoring
4. Select Store Current Tire Pressures
5. Drive the vehicle for up to 20 minutes

Audi A4 / S4, 8K B8 Late Models (2011-2016)

Indirect TPMS system — there are no physical sensors in the tyre on these vehicles.

1. Adjust all tyre pressures to the placard value
2. Apply the parking brake
3. Turn ignition ON
4. Select CAR
5. Go to Servicing and Checks
6. Select Tire Pressure Monitoring
7. Store or confirm the current pressure setting
8. Drive the vehicle so the system can recalibrate automatically

Audi A4 / S4, 8W B9 & B9.5 (2017-2025)

Most later A4 / S4 models use the MMI menu to store tyre pressure values. Many of these are indirect systems, so there are usually no programmable sensors inside the wheel unless the vehicle is equipped with a direct system for that market or build.

1. Set all tyres to the correct placard pressure
2. Turn ignition ON
3. Open the MMI and select Vehicle
4. Go to Settings & Service
5. Select Tire Pressure Monitoring
6. Select Store Tire Pressure
7. Confirm the current tyre pressures
8. Drive the vehicle so the system can complete calibration

Audi A4 / S4 B9.5 Facelift (2020-2025)

On facelift vehicles, the menu wording may vary slightly depending on software version, but the process is generally through the Vehicle menu and tyre pressure storage screen.

1. Inflate all tyres to specification
2. Switch ignition ON
3. Select Vehicle from the main screen
4. Swipe to the secondary Vehicle menu if required
5. Select Settings & Service
6. Select Tire Pressure Monitoring
7. Select Store Tire Pressure
8. Confirm and drive normally

Before Starting the Audi TPMS Relearn

Some Audi vehicles use a direct TPMS system with physical sensors inside the wheel, while others use an indirect TPMS system that does not use tyre pressure sensors.

For split-production years and newer imported vehicles, it is important to confirm which system the vehicle uses before ordering sensors or attempting programming.

If your Audi uses a direct TPMS system, the sensors must be activated first with a suitable TPMS tool before completing the relearn procedure.

Need Help Choosing the Correct Audi TPMS Sensor?

If you are unsure whether your Audi uses direct or indirect TPMS, or you need help choosing the correct tyre pressure sensor, contact our team before ordering.