How to Reset Your Tire Pressure in a Honda Fit, Honda Jazz, Honda Civic, Honda Accord, Honda CRV

Quick tutorial demonstrating how to reset your tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS) after adding air to your tires. This works for any Honda that has the tire pressure button below the steering wheel. This particular car is the 3rd generation 2020 Honda Fit (known as Honda Jazz in many countries), but works the same exact way in most Hondas with the same setup.

[@MyRcGoSlow]

What Honda Fit u got mines doesn’t have the button I have a 2013

[@FASTmaster789]

2020 (3rd generation Fit). If I'm not mistaken, the 2013 (2nd generation Fit) does not have this button since it has a totally different TPMS (Tire Pressure Monitoring System). For the 2013, there are small pressure sensors inside each tire, behind the valve. These sensors transmit the tire pressure to the car, which then turns the light on when the pressure is low, or if the sensor is not working or is out of range (such as if a tire without a sensor is mounted). So with this system, there is nothing to reset when adding air. On the other hand, the 2020 Fit (at least the Sport and lower trims), don't have these sensors for TPMS at all. Instead, the car looks for tiny differences in wheel speed, which results from when the wheel loses air and has an ever so slightly smaller radius. The reset button is basically used to tell the car that the air pressure has been adjusted and manually checked to be ok, so the car can then looks for wheel speed differences from this new normal.

[@MyRcGoSlow]

@@FASTmaster789 thanks bro appreciate it the response subscribed ❤