How to reset Hyundai i10 I-10 tyre pressure warning light tpms light reset Hyundai i-10 I-20

[@callandick429]

And if the recommended pressure is 32?

[@Steveman61]

This is not correct! If the tyre pressure warning light is steady on, the correct method to reset is: turn on ignition and leave it on, then set required tyre pressure. After tyre pressure is set, start engine and drive off. Done.

[@residentsteve]

So you leave the ignition on in the petrol station 😂 then you say start ignition again what 🤔🤷🏻‍♂️.

[@andersbremberg2822]

what does "put 36 for each tire means"?, put what where and how?

[@lorrainesmith1623]

36 PSI Pressure in the tires

[@CERIHATTON]

are you serious?

[@residentsteve]

@@CERIHATTON exactly 😂 I put the number 36 on a piece of paper and put in the tyre 🤦🏻‍♂️.

[@MattJohnathan1987]

I did that and it did nothing

[@mrcarmaxharrow8331]

hi it should work. your car may have a faulty pressure sensor. do a computer diagnose

[@MattJohnathan1987]

​@@Flaming_Ballistics Yes

[@MattJohnathan1987]

And if that doesn't work, Then what?

[@JetGemezz]

Rubbish...36 what?..purple bubbles?

[@mia-lx4mj]

psi. confused bc it says 28 to 30 online

[@JetGemezz]

Useless video. Just change wheels, drive off...after a few 100 meters you'll get either a notification light indicating low pressure or not. If you get a notification light then stop at the next gas station, add to recommend pressure..done!

[@garrywitcomb2334]

Didn't work
Expkain poor

[@JayJayJaroo]

This did not work for me

[@CarolCarol-c4m]

Erm, erm...

[@adamski47]

Absolute rubbish