Tire pressure

Asked by khinton12 Jun 11, 2018 at 07:28 AM about the 2018 Hyundai Elantra Eco FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

In my dialog box behind the steering wheel. it's always showing my tire
pressure for all for tires

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GuruXJWZ7 answered 5 years ago

On the right side of your steering wheel to the left of your cruise control button it will switch back and forth from your trip / digital speedometer to your media and maintenance tabs

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Guru94KQD5 answered 3 years ago

Hyundai dealer. Inflate the tire to 35 psi, drive for 2 miles. It works.

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Guru9HFMR7 answered 2 years ago

Did the 35psi trick. It worked, but took a bit of highway time. 2020 Sonata and there is definitely not a TPMS Reset button like all the forums suggest.

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