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How to Reset Peugeot TPMS Light

If your Peugeot tyre pressure warning light has come on, you must first check all tyres are at the correct pressure before attempting a reset. Driving on under-inflated tyres is dangerous and can damage your vehicle.

Reset Type: Physical Button

Most Peugeot models use a dedicated reset button to calibrate the sensors.

Step-by-Step Instructions

1

Check all tyre pressures and adjust to recommended values.

2

Turn on the ignition.

3

On the dashboard, find the button with the (!) symbol (usually to the right of the steering wheel or in the glovebox).

4

Press and hold the button until an audible signal sounds or a message appears on the screen.

5

The warning light will flash and then go out.

6

Wait for the confirmation message 'Tyre pressure initialized' to appear.

Success! The light should now be cleared. If it stays on or flashes, you may have a faulty sensor or a puncture.

Need a TPMS Tool for your Peugeot?

If the manual reset doesn't work, you may need a TPMS scanner to diagnose a faulty sensor or link new sensors to your vehicle.

Recommended tools

Handy gear to check and maintain your tyre pressures.

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Still seeing the warning light?

If you've followed these steps and the light remains on, it could indicate:

  • A slow puncture: One tyre is losing air faster than the others can recalibrate.
  • Dead TPMS battery: Sensors usually last 5-7 years. If your car is older, the battery might be dead.
  • Interference: Some aftermarket electronics or chargers can interfere with wireless TPMS signals.

Visit our detailed TPMS troubleshooting guide for more help.