Winter is here, and along with it comes the need to pay closer attention to your vehicle’s tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS). In this informative video, Anthony from Boss Honda provides a step-by-step guide on how to calibrate the TPMS to ensure your safety during the winter months.
For vehicles equipped with a touchscreen, Anthony instructs, “you’re going to go into vehicle settings and this is your TPMS calibration. So anytime you get a low tire pressure, you want to fill that tire up and then touch the TPMS calibration and click calibrate.”
He emphasizes the importance of addressing low tire pressure warnings promptly and demonstrates how to initiate the calibration process. By following this simple procedure, drivers can effectively turn off the TPMS warning light and restore accurate tire pressure readings.
If your vehicle is not equipped with a touchscreen and instead features a basic color display, Anthony advises, “you will more than likely have a button over here. You will hold that button in rather than going through the display to change that.”
In conclusion, Anthony encourages viewers to leave a comment if they require further assistance, reaffirming his commitment to promptly responding to their inquiries.
As the winter season brings fluctuating temperatures and challenging road conditions, ensuring that your TPMS is properly calibrated is a crucial aspect of vehicle maintenance and safety. By following Anthony’s guidance, drivers can be better prepared to address TPMS warnings and drive with confidence throughout the winter.
What does TPMS stand for?
TPMS stands for tire pressure monitoring system.
How can I calibrate the TPMS system?
If you have a touchscreen, go to vehicle settings, select TPMS calibration, fill the low tire pressure, then touch calibrate. If you have a basic radio with a blue screen, there should be a button to hold for calibration.