How to Reset Tire Pressure Light on a Honda

Date: Sept 28, 2023

Having the proper tire pressure is a must for safe driving on the roads of Denver and Aurora. If the TPMS light on your Honda has popped up, it is letting you know that your tires have too much air or not enough air in them. What happens when you fix the issue but the Honda tire pressure light is still on? We’ll show you how to reset the TPMS sensor light on Honda models in the guide below. Let’s get started! 

Resetting the TPMS Light on a Honda

Before you reset the TPMS sensor light on a Honda, you need to be sure that your tires are properly inflated. If they are not, it could lead to unsafe driving in the Parker area and beyond. When your tires are inflated to the recommended level, you are now ready to reset the TPMS light on a Honda. We have provided the steps below for models with and without a touchscreen display. 

Models equipped with a touchscreen display:

• From the home screen, select settings.
• Select vehicle.
• Select TPMS calibration.
• Select calibrate.

Models without a touchscreen display:

• Use the steering wheel buttons to access the driver information interface.
• Scroll to the vehicle settings screen, and select it.
• Select TPMS calibration.
• Select calibrate.

Note: After the recalibration process is complete, you’ll need to drive for 30 minutes at 30 to 65 mph to reset the Honda tire pressure light.

What Does a Flashing Tire Pressure Light Mean?

What does it mean if your Honda tire pressure light is flashing? If the TPMS sensor light on your Honda flashes, it may be letting you know that there is a failing tire sensor battery or a tire sensor malfunction. If this happens, we recommend bringing your vehicle in to be looked at by one of our technicians. 

Contact Holman Honda Centennial for Details

Your Honda tire pressure light makes it easy to keep tabs on tires so you know that they are safe for the roads of Centennial and beyond. If you have any questions, do not hesitate to contact us for more information.