How can I clear the tire pressure warning light on my Hyundai i20?

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Shelly S Feb 1, 2021

To properly address the tire pressure warning light on your Hyundai i20, you can refer to this YouTube video: https://www.Youtube.com/watch?v=6Owcj9Cvzq0. Maintaining optimal tire condition is vital for safe driving and avoiding accidents. Tire issues are inevitable; premature wear, feathering, and cupping may occur. Regularly check tire pressure and inspect for damage, especially after hitting a pothole. Parts may wear out over time and will require replacement to prevent potential accidents. Consider replacing your tires every 30,000 to 50,000 miles to ensure road safety.

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Alfred V. Jan 18, 2021

I checked the tire pressures and everything looks good, no noticeable air leakage, but the tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS) light is still illuminated.
MK Nov 24, 2020

The Hyundai i20 does not come with a TPMS reset button. To reset the system, overinflate the tire, drive for one mile, the warning light will turn off, then adjust the tire pressure back to the proper level.
Doug B Dec 8, 2020

My light keeps blinking and won't turn off, any suggestions??
Timmy J Aug 12, 2022

I can definitely help with that! How can I reset the tire pressure warning light on a Hyundai i20?
Ricardo Augusto Sr Nov 2, 2021

There's no way to start fresh or undo mistakes on the i20.
Jane V. Sep 3, 2020

Turn the ignition to the "On" position without actually starting the car. Next, press and hold the TPMS reset button until the light flashes three times. After that, start the vehicle and allow it to run for 20 minutes.
Jeeta gli Sep 8, 2022

Boost the tire pressure to 40 psi on all tires, then take the car for a 1-mile drive. This should stop the flashing light. Afterwards, lower the tire pressure to the recommended psi.
Sixteen Screws Aug 8, 2022

Next to my knee? Not on my i20. No knees nearby.
Marjorie B Nov 19, 2021

Just brought on board a new i20 in October 2021. The button to reset the tire pressure is conveniently located next to your knee while driving.
Casey F Jan 18, 2024

I tried over-inflating the tires. After driving a mile, the warning light turned off. However, when I let some air out, the light came back on!

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