Works -2013 Frontier Success! The TPMS light is now off. YOU must Deflate each tire as instructed, so the system can identify each wheel sensor separately. Once the system learns the sensors, it will turn the TPMS light off, and then back on until all of the tires have been inflated to the correct pressure.

Saw another video and that guy was only off from your settings by one pound, so you obviously know what your doing!👏🇺🇸🙌👏

I just figured I'd check this video out because I have looked for the past 1/2 hour for a YT video that shows where the ''TPMS Reset'' is on 2010 Jeep Patriot, which is supposed to be right under the steering wheel, which I couldn't find. Just about all of the videos are on how to re calibrating the sensors after you or a tire shop has changed tire sensors. I finally got the ''Low Tire'' warning light to go off and all 4 of my tires did show the correct tire pressure. lol, I hardly ever drive over 45 since I'm always doing just city driving and the that wasn't fast enough to get them to reset. So today I took it out & drove 50-55 mph. After like 4 miles the ''Low Tire'' light went out, the 1 tire that read 0 lbs slowly went up to 35 lbs. One less warning light on my instrument panel...

Been looking at that tpms light for a year now waiting for that bulb to burn out.... Maybe tomorrow I’ll spend 20 minutes and try this quick fix instead. Thanks for posting

Thank you. Worked great on 2008 Nissan Altima. Before doing that, I just add air to all tires 35psi and did the trick. And bang, the tpms light went off after I drove it and made a circle on the street.

This worked great for me. my Tpms light was flashing for about a minute then would come on solid after I replaced one of my tpms sensors. once I grounded my paper clip 6 times the light started blinking again and didn’t stop blinking until I drove the car for about 4 minutes at about 20 miles an hour but I have an Altima just like the one in the video. Thanks again for the video

Thanks for taking the time to show this. It didn't work for me but, I suspect I have a dead battery in one of the sensors. 👍

I just did it on Nissan Armada 2009 and it works. Thanks for posting.

worked like a charm on my 2007 Altima!!

Exactly what I need. Just checked my car tires just awhile ago. Put air pressure for 33 Psi each tires. (According to my car's manual) But I'm clueless how to activate the TPMS on my car. Anyway, I have Nissan Maxima '10. I just bought it last week. Thank you for this video. I will check again my car tomorrow.

For those aggravated by the length of the video, the part we actually want begins at 4:55

I just did this to my 2010 Nissan Altima and it did work but it took more than just driving around the block. I actually had to jump on the freeway for about 5 minutes then the light went away. Thanks for the info though!!

Thanks George! 5 and a half years later this is still useful

Interesting, but video could be half as long if not for prolonged watching of tire bleed.

Hey buddy, thanks for the video. I did the whole process correctly and the light was blinking. I drove it around for a while but it just kept a blinking. I finally stopped, turn off the car and turned it back on and it became solid again. Then I refill the air in all four tires and the light is still solidly on. Not sure what I did wrong there.

It kinda burns me that they use batteries in these sensors when they could've just put a magnet on the brake housing and had the device charge itself as the wheels turned. The TPMS readouts don't even show up till you've driven a few blocks anyways. With batteries, you pretty much have to buy new sensors every five to seven years which wouldn't be so bad except for the extravagant price they charge for them plus the chance that the needed models may not be available in the future.

thank you George that was excellent detail! we appreciate you taking time out of your day to make life a little easier for some of us..God bless you and your family...

NO THIS PROCEDURE WILL NOT WORK ON A HONDA CIVIC.

Hey George, great 411 👍👍😀. My ‘08 Altima Coupe SE has 135k and batteries died. Piece of black tape works for me!

So many issues with cars since going digital/electric. So many issues that never existed before. Thanks technology👍

If I have a 2010 Nissan Maxima with a recommended 33PSI on each tyre, to do this, do I just need to have 4 different tyre pressure on each and following these steps it will work?

Replaced one of the TPMS sensors on my 2008 Nissan Pathfinder LE V8 after the battery in the sensor died. Replaced the sensor with an aftermarket brand (VDO) purchased from O'Reilly Parts store at $50 vs. original Schrader brand. Pep boys installed and rebalanced tire for $27. However, Pep Boys did not have the attachment needed to reset the TPMS system. I tried the technique in this video with no luck, it would not reset. Took it to discount Tire and they reset the system for $25 and the warning light on the dashboard is now off. Of note, I asked Discount Tire if they would install a new TPMS sensor at some point in the future if I provided them with a new sensor. They said they would. This would be the cheapest route since Pep Boys is not able to reset the TPMS system after a new aftermarket sensor has been installed. I have read elsewhere that the Nissan dealership wants at least $200 for the installation of just one new TPMS sensor and $60 for just a reset.

Cheers...... mate for the info. very much appreciated it ...clear and to the point

2008 Altima. Made sure i am at 34psi 31ps 29psi and 26psi. From drivers front clockwise. I drove it on backroads for 10 minutes and it just kept flashing. I should say, prior to this it would flash for 60 seconds then stay solid on no matter what psi. I could not get it in learn mode until i unplugged battery(clear CMOS if you will,lol) and then it was on solid when i turned ign to "ON"(not start) then tapped it 6 times and started flashing. Flashed for the entire drive. So i gave up on it after that. Now it will start with steady tpms on light unlike before. I can also get it back in to "learn" mode. I'm going to try something i read elsewhere and drain all tires very low. Let the tpms system "see this", then fill to 34,31,29,26 as stated. Perhaps the whole thing is different pressure and what i may try is 34, 30, 25,21 or something like that with a wider marging. *I have not used a TPMS scan tool on it yet. So................in theory i could have a hardware failure like a bad sensor or bad rf receiver. Guessing that these things run 300 to 400mhz rf carrier signals. I just got the car as a spare while our POS Kia witht he bad engine is getting said engine replaced(not fun fighting with Kia btw) THANK YOU GUYS and thank for the video!

Thanks man! Great content. Easy to find and concise. Thanks for being clear and direct! 😎🙏🏼👍🏼

I have just used the information in this video and it worked perfect. Thank you so much.

Same here! Increase video speed to 1.5x it helps! Lol! 😁

Hi George, this is Mahendra from Massachusetts. I really appreciate that you have taken time to educate through this important factor. I have a Hyundai Sonata 2007 where there is TPMS sign on all the time. I did check the tire pressure, I lowered it, increased, but the sign did not go until now. If this is procedure to take out, then is it the same for Sonata also. In my car its not a symbol for TPMS warning, rather TPMS itself. Please help. Thanks, Mahendra

Thanks George! I’m going to try this on a 2016 maxima with swapped wheels off a 2013 Altima (don’t ask) lol. I’ll be back with feedback!!

you are awesome my tpms on my 2009 nissan altima 2.5s is on as well, thank you imma try this out

Gorge very great video. I have a TPMS on on my Fiat 500 there is not reset option in the menu and the tires are ok the problem is on the right rear wheel what is your suggestion here?

ok great advice but 80 grand for snap on versa really come on snap on dealer says 10 grand out the door with everything. but still thanks for good advice

This procedure would be the same for a 2007 Nissan Frontier?

2011 Rogue does not appear to have this white wire

Even with your very informative video, I still cannot find the TPMS plug and white wire on my 2003 Xterra. (and the dash panel required 2 screws to remove, not 1)

Thanks George! Your the MAN!😁👏😇🇺🇸

That's for the video! We gonna do! 🙋

Test light supposed to do the trick: Conductor, pin to reach

hello +George Melnik thanks for the great instruction. I followed every step your instruction, and the TPMS light blinked and went off. However, it did not came back on solid again (after driving 2 hours already). It should came back on solid just because the low pressure right? Do you know why? thanks in advance

My TPMS light has been on for 8 months on my 2010 Nissan Altima. The difference between my issue and the one you demonstrated in this video is that my TPMS attempts to reset (flashes) every time I start my car. After flashing for about one or two minutes the light stays on. I attempted to reset mine using your exact instructions, but it didn't work. I suspect that this means that one or more of my TPMS sensor batteries is dead. Any thoughts?

Thanks for your info I'm going to try your method over the weekend I'll let you know if it works on my vehicle thanks so much enjoy your Thanksgiving😅

Thanks have a 2010 Nissan Altima 2.5s and have this problem

most cars should come with a tire reset fob in glove compartment

Question... On my 2010 Altima mine will not turn off even after my sensor has been replaced. I did this procedure and got to the driving part, the light never turned off, I drove fast, slow for an hour.. I took it to a tire shop, and 1 sensor was bad, they replaced it and programmed the sensor. However the light still hasn't gone off. Now when I try to put it in relearn again the light will not blink, it just stays solid ALL the time, even while I try to tap that wire to ground, and yes, it is a good ground connection. Dealer said it'd be 140$ just to diagnose it which seems nutty just to hook up a scan tool and clear it as that's what seems to be needed... Anyone have any ideas? Weird thing to me it will not go into relearn now, it did once but since then it has had a solid light..

I successfully reset the TPMS (thanks.) However, it's 4 days later and it came on again. Any idea what's triggering this?

After the tpms light starts flashing do you leave the wire in and take the car for a drive or just leave the car on and pull the wire out before starting the ignition?

My '08 Altima's TPMS light flashes for about a minute on every start up then goes to solid on. I installed new aftermarket sensors and it still does the same. I tried doing the reset procedure and nothing changed; any ideas?

Thanks George, for showing me this!!..

Did you tap ground on the silver metal piece that is between the 2 plastic slots for the plastic cover? Where your alligator clip is pointing to @5:49 in the video?

Thanks, I'll try it. this just started on my '09 Altima Coupe today. I pulled over to see if I needed air and all my tires were fine. I start the car, the low tire pressure light blinks for about 45 seconds and then back to solid. But damn, this is like some complex video game cheat..lol No idea why there cant be a simple reset button. Love the car, but its like they want to to make some service appt. and spend 50-60 bucks so they can do a simple reset.

Ok! What we gonna Do! Is We gonna let tire pressure out! Lol! Thanks for the video guy!😁😇🇺🇸🙌👏

it really helpful，otherwise I have to go to seller for reset it every winter when I wear on the snow spare tires

Will this work on the 2015 Nissan Rogue Select (Japan Build)? Could not find any single wire pigtail under the dash. Any help will be appreciated.

It's showing very easy but it's not easy I have same problem frm long time in my Car Nissan Versa 2015 model still cannot remove Tyre Pressure light.

Thanks George for the reply, but 2013 pathfinder doesn;t have single lead wire. I found six wire harness with 2 white 1 green and 1 black I used green and whites but could not force in the relearn mode. I guess this is no go for the newer pathfinder.

Dude!! That was good. Now how to change the cabin filter in a 2012 altima?

Hello, dear friend. You have very instructive videos. I broke one of the TPMS sensors. I bought a new one. You will not tell me how to train a new sensor for Nisaan Versa 2009. Thank you!!!

Thank you for the great video how do I find wire on on a 2016 Nissan maxima SL

worked on my car 2009 Altima thanks a lot

Where’s the white plug located on a Nissan Sentra 2013 we cant find it?

Did not work for me 2008 Infiniti 1. Found the tpms plugged in paper clip deep to make sure it’s touching metal . Turned on car touch 6 times. It just sits on the solid light no blinking

2007 Nissan Titan. If light comes on due to low air pressure. Add air. 34psi. Drive 45 for 1 minute and light will reset. Go out

NISSAN AND INFINITI SERVICE MANUAL. (THIS IS BACK DOOR METHOD) NOT ALLOT OF PEOPE KNOW IT.

This method doesn’t work on my first generation Rogue after I installed tires and wheels from another Rogue. Ended up with Discount Tire, dude gets my TPMS all reset in minutes, and it’s free!

I tried this on a 2008 Altima, the low mo it or light flashes a bunch of times then goes solid and stays solid. The sensors were replaced about 2 years ago.

Did he say 8 or 80 grand for that snap on POS

All i had to do is put air in my front tire drive 20 feet and the light went off on its own

Thanks George! Will this work on my 2013 Hyundai Accent GS? I tried briefly but couldn't find the white clip under dash.

Well, now a question. I added air for past years and TPMS light would go off. now it doesn't, My manufacture max tire air is 51psi, I have all tires at 41psi. The light is still ON. by doing this trick would it solve the issue if one or more sensors likely are not working???

Very well explained

Hi George. Its really a nice video. Thanks for that. But i have a question. i have nissan altima 2011. one of my sensors was broken while refilling the air in tire. i got a new sensor and fixed it in the tire. but still its showing the low tire pressure warning. whereas the tire/air pressure is fine in all the tires. can you please guide me how it can be fixed? Thanks

I have a 2012 Hyundai Elantra. This weekend I replaced all 4 Wheel TPMS sensors with new ones. I took more than half of the steering dash area panels out of the vehicle. I cannot find the pigtail (White Wire), I could not even find a Reset button. I NEED HELP!!! Any chance you could do a video on a specific 2012 Hyundai Elantra please????

After performing procedure 2020 Maxima, light blinks but then turns solid again within 1 minute and stays solid even after re airing tires to same 33 psi . Any ideas? Thanks

Thanks for the replay George, but can you show me or tell me how? 'cuz I have no idea how to do it.

Horseshoe with a exclamation mark. It's a bulging tire with a exclamation mark.....

Why do you lower the tire pressures below normal recommended and why does each one get lowered to a different PSI number?

The exclamation light is because the door is open. Will also occur if the car is almost out of gas. Thanks for the video though!

I used my MaxiTPMS TS501. Best investment @ $179 that I’ve made in a while. I’ve already gained my money with its use.

Great video ! Will this method work on a 2017 Frontier pick up truck ?

Thanks, can do after I figure out why I do not have any headlights...

I appreciate man gd information and money saver

2009 Altima. Set all 4 tires to those pressures, grounded the sensor so the light was flashing, but when I drove the light never went to solid. I drove for 5-10 minutes mostly over 30 mph. When I turned the car off and back on again, then the light went solid. Drove back home and filled tires. After those drove around and the solid light still stays on. Did I do something wrong or do I have a bad sensor?

Thanks, George!

Will it work if you replace all tpms sensors?? In case one or more of them have a dead battery?

My TPMS sensor light blinks at startup then stays on solid. All air pressures are fine. What could cause and how to troubleshoot or repair?

Can I do this on a Mitsubishi Endeavor? Do you know how to reset it on that vehicle?

how i know witch one is. If i by the 4 sensors i need some device to program or is the same prosess. because i see others videos they are aweking the sensors. Thanks

Dude you are awesome 👌

Thanks for the info. I am about to tackle a belt change on a Nissan Quest but can't locate an adjusting tension method. All the videos fail to locate the bolt. I AM AT ODDS WITH IT.can u help

Thank you, very useful info.

Where would i find the ground wire fpr a 2017 nissan frontier

Good afternoon George! Just acquired 2010 Nissan Altima 3.5SR for my daughter. TPMS remains on solid. When grounding the lead from the white plug 6 times, no flashing on TPMS warning light. I am assuming the batteries in one or more sensors have discharged and no longer communicate. I guess the only thing to do is replace all four sensors and follow your procedure again? Now, if I purchase sensors, can I do the procedure before I install them and verify that this will work and then install the sensors? Any other suggestions? Thanks, Chuck

I didn't get this. Do you need to set a specific pressure on each tire so you can reset it? It will check for a specific calibration in order to reset or not?

2015 Nissan Altima and the bottom cover does not come off with one screw! And there was not a white little plug anywhere to be found! May be different.

Did you just say $80grand or 8grand?

I have not tried it yet. I hope it works for me. I will let you know what happens.

Bad ass Geoerge gonna try it.

Do 2010 Muranos have such a grounding wire? I can't find one.

How do you tap the ground 6 times?? I wish you had shown that....

Hi, very good video. could you help me? my car is a honda civic 2012 and it does not have a TPMS reset button, could you tell me how to reset the TPMS system? Will there be any way like you did for a 2012 Honda Civic? please tell me, because in my country Nicaragua only the diler have reset tools. Thank you