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To turn off the low tire pressure sensor warning light on the Kia Creed, you should first find the pressure warning button and press and hold it until you see the light flash three times. If you're having difficulty locating the button, refer to your owner's manual for guidance. The manual typically includes a diagram showing the positions of both the button and the sensor, usually located on the dashboard panel near the TPMS reset light. If pressing the button doesn't work, you can manually reset the tire pressure by first inflating each tire to 3 PSI above the recommended level, then deflating them. Finally, reinflate the tires to reset the sensor.
Everything would be fine if there truly was a pressure reset switch located beneath the steering wheel. However, on my 2017 C'eed 2, there are only visible screws and nothing else.
My 2016 SW Ceed doesn't have a reset button. What should I do in this situation?
To recalibrate the low tire pressure sensor on the Kia Creed, press and hold the reset button beneath the steering wheel until the light flashes three times.