Honda Civic Tire Pressure Monitor Reset

Honda Civic Tire Pressure Monitor Reset:

TPMS (Tire pressure monitor system) uses sensors to monitor tire pressure in real time. Each wheel has a tire pressure sensor. If pressure in one of your tire is lower than minimum threshold, you will get a warning light. More details on Tire Pressure monitor.

Once TPMS warning is triggered, it will not reset automatically even after you reinflate your tires. TPMS light can be triggered by a deflated tire, when you rotate tires in your car or change them. Each time you have to reset TPMS manually.

Resetting TPMS on Honda Civic 2016 – 2020

Honda Civic with Touch Screen:

1- Go to home screen

2- Select Settings

Honda Civic central information display used to reset TPMS. — Honda Civic Civic Tire Pressure Monitor Reset

3- Select Vehicle

Honda Civic Information screen. — Honda Civic TPMS Reset

4- Select TPMS Calibration

TPMS calibration on Honda Civic using information screen. — Reset Tire Pressure Monitor Honda Civic

5- Select Calibrate

Screen shows calibration function on Honda Civic Infotainment screen. — Resetting Honda Civic Tire Pressure Monitor

Tires Pressure monitor will reset and warning light should be off. However, if a tire pressure sensor malfunctions or tire pressure sensor battery has failed then TPMS warning light will be triggered shortly after again. In this case, you should scan for OBD2 codes to locate faulty sensor and replace it.

Cars Without Screen Display:

1- Go to Setting Screen

2- Press or select TPMS Calibration

3- Press Calibrate

TPMS Reset on Previous Generation of Honda Civic:

1- Select Menu on Dashboard

2- Go to Customized Settings

3- Select Tire Pressure Monitor (TPMS)

4- Press Ok or Yes

5- Press Menu to Exit