JAGUAR / LAND ROVER TPMS RELEARN PROCEDURE
Follow this step-by-step guide to reset your tyre pressure warning light. In many cases, once the tyres are properly inflated, the system will reset automatically. If the warning light stays on, use one of the reset methods below.
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First Check
Once all tyres are inflated correctly, the TPMS light may go off automatically without any further action.
If the Light Stays On
If the warning light remains on, try one of the reset methods below in order, starting with the simplest option.
Important Note
Always check all tyres, including the spare if fitted with TPMS, before attempting a reset procedure.
Drive to Reset the Sensor
This is often the quickest and easiest way to reset the tyre pressure monitoring system.
- Inflate all tyres to the correct placard pressure.
- Drive the vehicle at or above 50 mph.
- Continue driving for approximately 10 minutes.
- Turn the vehicle off and restart it to check if the warning light has cleared.
Use the TPMS Reset Button
Some vehicles include a dedicated TPMS reset button, commonly located under the steering wheel.
- With the vehicle off, turn the key to the ON position without starting the engine.
- Press and hold the TPMS reset button until the tyre pressure light blinks three times.
- Release the button.
- Start the vehicle and wait approximately 20 minutes for the sensor to refresh.
Over-Inflate, Deflate, and Reinflate
This method can sometimes help refresh the system when the light does not clear normally.
- Inflate all tyres, including the spare tyre, to 3 PSI above the recommended pressure.
- Deflate all tyres completely.
- Reinflate all tyres to the recommended tyre pressure.
- Restart the vehicle and check if the warning light clears.
Disconnect the Battery
This method resets stored vehicle power and may help clear a persistent warning light.
- With the vehicle off, use a wrench to disconnect the positive battery cable.
- Turn the car on.
- Press the horn for approximately three seconds to discharge remaining stored power.
- Reconnect the battery cable.
- Restart the vehicle and check the TPMS warning light.
Get Help with Jaguar / Land Rover TPMS
If your warning light stays on or you need help choosing the correct TPMS sensors, contact MyTPMS for expert support and compatibility advice.
