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As an American, you'd want to start by checking your Toyota Corolla's tires for any nails or screws when the tire pressure light turns on. Then, inflate each tire to the recommended PSI listed on the door tag. After inflating the tires, locate and press the TPMS reset button on the dashboard, holding it until the TPMS light blinks at least three times. Once this is done, you can start driving. It typically takes around 10 minutes of driving for the sensors to adjust to the new tire pressures and for the system to be properly set up.
To turn off the TPMS light in your Corolla, start by confirming that all tires have the proper air pressure. Then, sit in the car and turn the ignition to the on position without starting the engine. Hold down the TPMS button until the light blinks three times. After that, leave the key in the on position for a few minutes before switching it back to the off position.