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Resetting the tire pressure sensor on a Chevy Cruze is quick and easy. Begin by getting a TPMS relearn tool that works with your car. Then, make sure your parking brake is on for safety. Put the key in the ignition and turn it to either the ON or RUN position. Next, simultaneously press the lock and unlock buttons on your key fob for 5 seconds until the horn beeps twice. A message saying "Tire Learning Active" will appear. Bring the TPMS tool close to the valve stem and listen for the horn to confirm the sensor ID code. Repeat this process on the passenger side front and rear tires, followed by the driver's side rear tire. Once you've finished with the driver's side rear tire, the horn will confirm that everything is set. Finally, turn off the ignition and you're all set to go.
To recalibrate the tire pressure sensor on a Chevy Cruze, you should navigate to the tire pressure settings using the buttons on the steering wheel and press and hold the reset button.
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The gauge on my 2012 Chevrolet Cruze shows the current tire pressure.