JEEP TPMS RELEARN PROCEDURE
Select your vehicle to find compatible tyre pressure sensors and follow the correct Jeep TPMS relearn procedure. This guide includes the older stationary magnet relearn, the newer auto relearn, and the OBD relearn method.
Select Your Jeep to Find Compatible Tyre Pressure Sensors
Use the selector below to help customers choose the correct Jeep TPMS sensor and relearn method.
Older Jeep Systems
Some early Jeep systems use a stationary relearn procedure with a magnet and the overhead console menu.
Newer Auto Relearn
Many later Jeep models can relearn automatically once the correct sensors are installed and the vehicle is driven at the required speed.
OBD Relearn
Some applications require an OBDII dongle to transfer the new sensor data to the ECU.
Applicable Jeep Models
This page covers common Jeep TPMS applications and current Jeep Australia model lines.
Auto Manual (Stationary) Relearn Procedure
Applies to years 2001–2004.
- OBDII connector is not required.
- A magnet is required.
- Confirm TPMS sensors are properly installed.
- Adjust tyre pressures to the placard value.
- Turn ignition ON.
- Press and release MENU on the overhead console until RE-TRAIN TIRE SENSOR appears.
- Press STEP and select YES.
- Press MENU until TRAIN LF TIRE appears.
- Hold the magnet over the left front valve stem.
- The horn chirps.
- Repeat for RF / RR / LR tyres.
- Exit the relearn menu.
Auto Relearn Procedure
Applies to years 2005–2028.
- OBDII connector is not required.
- Confirm TPMS sensors are properly installed.
- Adjust tyre pressures to the placard value.
- Activate the sensors with a TPMS tool.
- Drive the vehicle for up to 20 minutes above 15 mph or until the TPMS light is off.
OBD Relearn Procedure
Applies to years 2007–2017.
- An OBDII dongle is required.
- Confirm TPMS sensors are properly installed.
- Adjust tyre pressures to the placard value.
- Hold the TPMS tool on the left front tyre sidewall next to the valve stem.
- Repeat for the right front, right rear and left rear tyres.
- Apply the OBD module to the DLC.
- Turn ignition ON.
- Press OK on the TPMS tool to transfer sensor data to the ECU.
- Disconnect the OBD module from the DLC.
- Turn ignition OFF, then ON.
- Drive for at least 5 minutes at 28 mph.
Setup Tips for Successful Relearn
These checks can improve the success rate of the Jeep TPMS relearn process.
Correct Tyre Pressure
Always set all tyres to the placard pressure before starting.
Correct Tool
Use the correct TPMS tool, and where needed, the correct OBD module or magnet.
Follow the Right Year Range
Jeep TPMS systems differ significantly by year, so match the procedure carefully.
Complete the Drive Cycle
Where required, complete the full drive cycle so the system can finish learning the sensors.
Get Help with Jeep TPMS Sensors
If you need help choosing the correct Jeep TPMS sensors or troubleshooting the relearn procedure, contact MyTPMS for expert support and compatibility advice.
