How to Reset the Tire Pressure Warning on Mitsubishi ASX?
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Restore the tire pressure of the damaged tire to the normal value. Find the settings option on the central control screen, select the vehicle option in the settings, and then locate the maintenance option within the vehicle settings. Turn on the tire pressure monitoring system inside, complete the tire pressure reset, press the confirm button to finish the tire pressure warning reset.
When I was driving the Mitsubishi ASX, I also encountered a tire pressure warning. Here's the most reliable way to handle it step by step. First, check the actual tire pressure with a reliable tire pressure gauge on all four wheels when the car is cold to see if it's within the standard range of 2.3-2.5 bar. If it's low, inflate the tires immediately. If there's a nail puncture, get the tire repaired first. After the tire pressure returns to normal, the warning light usually turns off by itself after driving 5-10 kilometers. If the light remains on, try the tire pressure reset button located at the bottom left of the dashboard—press and hold it for five seconds until you hear a beep to reset it. If that still doesn't work, disconnect the negative terminal of the battery for five minutes; this reset method often works well on older models. Remember, avoid using low-quality tire pressure monitoring caps, as they tend to give false alarms.
Don't panic when the tire pressure warning light comes on—I've handled this over a dozen times. The key is to determine whether it's a false alarm or a real issue. First, check if the tire pressure monitor display shows which specific tire is abnormal. If not, measure the tire pressure one by one. If all tire pressures are normal, look for the small button in the trunk's tool compartment—that's where the reset button for the new Outlander is located. Press and hold the button until the dashboard flashes three times to complete the reset. For base models without a button, simply use the control buttons on the left side of the steering wheel to access the settings menu and find the tire pressure initialization option in the vehicle settings. A special reminder: tire pressure fluctuates significantly during seasonal changes between summer and winter, and cold weather alerts are often normal.
