Reset TPMS sensor:

After replacing the wheel, the TPMS sensor must be reset to ensure that the tire pressure warning is accurate. Note, however, that the TPMS sensor does not need to be reset after replacing the tire or rotating the wheel.

Note: After replacing with 21-inch wheels (with Performance Plus models), TPMS may issue false tire pressure warnings.

Note: Do not restart the TPMS sensor to attempt to clear the tire pressure warning.

Reset TPMS sensor:

1. Inflate all tires according to the recommended tire pressure values on the tire and load information label on the driver's side door post.

2. Select 'Control -> Settings -> Vehicle -> Tire Pressure Monitor -> Reset Sensors' on the touch screen of the center control, Or 'Controls > Service > Reset TPMS Sensors'. Then drive the car for 10 minutes.

3. Follow the prompts on the interface. Note: The driving speed should be controlled between 25-100 km/h.

If you still fail after several attempts, you can clone using one of the following two methods according to the actual situation: Method 1: Activate the clone. Method 2: Manually clone the sensor ID. (You must pay attention to whether the original ID format is decimal or hexadecimal)

Warning: After cloning, the original sensor must be thrown away or placed at least 100 meters away from the car to prevent data interference resulting in a tire pressure light or a tire pressure value close to 0 Kpa/Psi (if supported).