Reset button for tire pressure light

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Asked by Guru9R7KR5 Aug 19, 2022 at 08:32 PM about the 2010 Toyota Yaris Sedan

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Can't find tire pressure ret button not under
steering wheel or glove compartment

4 Answers

38,915

Are you sure there is one ? I guess the valve was replaced ?

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307,225

Check the owners manual, there is a procedure you must follow to reset the system. Or any good tire shop can do a reset with the TPMS machine.

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According to Toyota 2010 Yaris it is under steering wheel or glove box but I don't see it!

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If it was on the dash, did you open the door and get on your knees and look under the dash for the button yet? Should be on the left side of the steering wheel at the very bottom near the OBDii port.

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