How can I reset the tire pressure on my 2014 Hyundai Sonata?

The 2014 Hyundai Sonata comes equipped with a Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) that is designed to automatically reset once tire pressures have been adjusted, turning off any warnings displayed to the driver. If there is a flashing light, it indicates that one or more of the wheels on the Sonata are over-inflated, while a solid light indicates that one or more wheels are underinflated. If the warning light continues to flash and does not turn off, it may be necessary to use an OBDII scanner to troubleshoot the system. To address any TPMS issues, start by parking the car on a level surface and checking the tire pressures, aiming for the correct pressure of 34 PSI as indicated on the driver's door jamb sticker. After adjusting the tire pressures, the TPMS warning should reset upon restarting the vehicle. To ensure the system relearns properly, drive for at least 20 minutes at speeds of 25 mph or higher. If there are sensor errors, begin by scanning each tire's sensor starting with the LF wheel, moving on to the RF, RR, LR, and spare tire if applicable. Connect the OBDII scanner to the interior port with the key in the "on" position to upload each sensor's ID, then turn off the ignition and rescan each wheel. Start the engine and drive for a minimum of 30 minutes to complete the TPMS reset process.