How To Reset Tire Pressure Light

Your Mercedes-Benz vehicle is equipped with a wide range of technology to ensure you can enjoy safe Providence drives. One of the most important pieces of technology your vehicle likely has is a tire pressure monitoring system. TPMS is designed to help you keep track of the amount of air in your tires so you can maximize your traction on East Greenwich adventures. In some instances, you may notice your TPMS light is on but what does that mean?

If your TPMS light is on, you may need to ensure your tires have the correct air pressure. If the air pressure is correct but the light is still on, you may need to schedule a service appointment with our team. In the meantime, our service professionals will go over how to reset the tire pressure light below!

How To Reset Tire Pressure Light: Step by Step

The process to reset your TPMS light can vary depending on your exact vehicle. If you’re not sure where to begin, we recommend you visit our service experts for assistance. Additionally, we only recommend you reset your tire pressure light if you’ve ensured your tire pressures are correct.

Resetting your TPMS light without making sure your tire pressures are correct could lead to unsafe driving experiences in Cranston. With that being said, here are the general steps for resetting the tire pressure light in a modern Mercedes-Benz model:

1. Turn your vehicle on
2. Navigate to the service menu using the buttons on your steering wheel. The menu is often located in the driver information screen in your instrument cluster.
3. Select the tire pressure option.
4. Now press the down arrow on your steering wheel to confirm the new tire pressures you want to set your TPMS to.
5. Confirm you want to reset your TPMS.
6. Your tire pressure light should now be turned off.

Flashing Tire Pressure Light – What Does it Mean?

What does it mean if you have a flashing tire pressure light? If you’ve attempted to reset your TPMS but you have a flashing tire pressure light, it could mean that your TPMS needs to be replaced.

Tire pressure sensors typically use a small battery that has a long lifespan but will eventually need to be replaced. Typically, you’ll want to have a professional replace the battery or the sensor if you have a flashing tire pressure light. We recommend you visit your local service center for assistance.

Turn To Mercedes-Benz of Warwick is Your TPMS Light Is On

If you can’t figure out how to reset your TPMS light or the light keeps flashing, it’s best to visit our service experts in Warwick. We’ll take care of your vehicle so you can get back on the road in no time. As always, please connect with our team if you have any questions!