@@o_u_i_j_a_6634 not sure if you’re still having this problem, but my guess would be: your car’s year or even just the model may be direct TPMS (do a VIN search to see exactly what year/make/model your car is). if not, then try updating your car’s computer software. still no dice? a mechanic with a diagnostic tool could clear it. but it’s likely to come back if you have an actual issue going on. indirect TPMS car’s can easily trigger a dashboard warning light because the threshold for triggering it is determined by somewhat imprecise calculations. while direct TPMS cars have pressure sensors in each tire that constantly and accurately measures the PSI in each tire and sends the measurements to the car’s computer via radio-transmission (with the exception of a failed sensor or bad installation). Meanwhile, the way that indirect TPMS cars determine tire pressure is through calculating it based on info from your car’s other already-built-in-systems like Traction Control and ABS (Anti-lock Braking System). However, depending on MANY factors all the way from where your car was manufactured, down to what EXACT year/make/model your car is, and even as far as things like: temperature changes, a tire rotation, a new set of tires, a mismatching set of tires, sudden or often acceleration, equipping a spare, turning off ABS or Traction Control, or just simply putting more air in your tires… all of these can cause an outlier in the computer’s calculations based off of your last ‘calibration’ (all of which is considering your car can even calibrate), thus leading to a tiggered tire pressure light on your dash. Regardless of whether or not your tires look fine. That’s just the short of it though, do some research into direct vs indirect TPMS cars and Im sure you’ll figure out your answer, assuming you haven’t already. Hope I was able to help :) Best of luck!
I think this option is for 2012 lower models because my 2013 Civic don’t have this option and tires has the right pressure and the light won’t go way(winter)
My husband kept looking at a tire thinking it was low and by the time he got a gauge out, it was down to 16. TPMS, DID NOT ALERT. Be careful if you rely on such fantastic technology.
@@qdog568 Ended up having to replace the four TPMS sensors. At least one had finally depleted its battery, which after eight years, was already on borrowed time. The sensors can't be recalibrated from the dash. They can only be replaced.
@@r3dpois0nz I have a 2014 civic si and mine doesn't come with that option. Does that mean mine doesn't have one? I thought it did. Anyone know what I can do or if I need to get something fixed? Thanks
@@TheSteph2385 You're sure that your model is 2014? because from 2014 and up...they use indrect(sensorless)tpms soyou should have the option in your 2014 model
Is it coming up with inflation warning or something that's what mine is. I have a 15 plate diesel. But I've had a dodgy tyre. So I'm hoping the calibration I've done today with a new tyre will fix it
I had to jump start my 2015 civic ex and all the dash indicators are on. How so I get them off. I have asked many people and cfc they sont know and the manual is as useful as a dead battery
I think it's an indication of a dead battery or too low...something to do with the charging system. I started my 2012 civic one time and it did it until I turned it off. Started it again and they were gone.
Hello, My 2019 honda civic EX-L doesn't even have a (TPMS Calibration) option in the screen setting, how can I have it added to my settings? I didn't buy the TPMS sensors yet, so I want to know first of all if it is possible to have it fixed in my car or not? And if yes, how easy to program the TPMS to my car computer? Thx
I know it been 6 years but I had the same problem, solution was using a big scanner I did a calibration on the abs sensors and now problem is solved. No traction or tire light
What do I do if the TPMS Calibration option isn't there?
I can't find it either
@@melvinhernandez5021 I even replaced all the tires and it's still on so I'm not sure whats up
@@o_u_i_j_a_6634 not sure if you’re still having this problem, but my guess would be: your car’s year or even just the model may be direct TPMS (do a VIN search to see exactly what year/make/model your car is). if not, then try updating your car’s computer software. still no dice? a mechanic with a diagnostic tool could clear it. but it’s likely to come back if you have an actual issue going on. indirect TPMS car’s can easily trigger a dashboard warning light because the threshold for triggering it is determined by somewhat imprecise calculations. while direct TPMS cars have pressure sensors in each tire that constantly and accurately measures the PSI in each tire and sends the measurements to the car’s computer via radio-transmission (with the exception of a failed sensor or bad installation). Meanwhile, the way that indirect TPMS cars determine tire pressure is through calculating it based on info from your car’s other already-built-in-systems like Traction Control and ABS (Anti-lock Braking System). However, depending on MANY factors all the way from where your car was manufactured, down to what EXACT year/make/model your car is, and even as far as things like: temperature changes, a tire rotation, a new set of tires, a mismatching set of tires, sudden or often acceleration, equipping a spare, turning off ABS or Traction Control, or just simply putting more air in your tires… all of these can cause an outlier in the computer’s calculations based off of your last ‘calibration’ (all of which is considering your car can even calibrate), thus leading to a tiggered tire pressure light on your dash. Regardless of whether or not your tires look fine. That’s just the short of it though, do some research into direct vs indirect TPMS cars and Im sure you’ll figure out your answer, assuming you haven’t already.
Hope I was able to help :) Best of luck!
You still having this problem?
Having the same issues with 2013 Civic EXL must be a bad sensor all the tires has the right pressure and the light won’t go way.
2:14 Menu > Customize settings > Source > TPMS Calibration ... You’re welcome
Does it tell you how much air is in the tire?
@@TJ-qr5xs no
I think this option is for 2012 lower models because my 2013 Civic don’t have this option and tires has the right pressure and the light won’t go way(winter)
Did you find anything? I have the same model 2013 Civic
@@5OR1AN0 No…
My car doesn't have tps calibration option on the display
Use the screen. Press home button, go into settings, go to vehicle, then press tpms calibration
I guess you have the direct measure of air as opposed to tire movement. My Civic is the same.
Yeah i have the 2012 lx and theres no option for that above display setup like it shows in hers.
@@mahoganydreamers5170 does it actually show how much air is in the tire?
My husband kept looking at a tire thinking it was low and by the time he got a gauge out, it was down to 16. TPMS, DID NOT ALERT. Be careful if you rely on such fantastic technology.
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I have a 2012 Honda Civic but the TPMS Calibration option does not appear in the menu, what should I do?
Xavier López how did you figure it out .?
Did u ever found out? I need to do to mine but same here no Tpms option
Guys I have a 2015 civic si .. make sure the car is running before navigating the menus
Same!!! What do i do?
Same!!!!
Thank u grandma
Sent this to a friend and found it very helpful!
Thanks Valerie you're the f****** best
Professionally explain thank you. by the way you have a such a CLEAN GARAGE ..
How can I reset the tire pressure light for a 2013 Honda Civic? This option is not available on my car
did u can fix it? i have the same problem u.u
Matias Sebastian go to vehicle settings and it should be the first one
@@user-jd2rk8bd2y It is not.
Have 2013 Civic. After selecting Customize Settings, No option called "TPMS Calibration" appears. Can't recalibrate. What is the problem?
I have the same issue. No TPMS Calibration. Did you ever find out.
@@qdog568 Ended up having to replace the four TPMS sensors. At least one had finally depleted its battery, which after eight years, was already on borrowed time. The sensors can't be recalibrated from the dash. They can only be replaced.
@@stringed2391 I had one recently replaced. I guess I'm going to have to replace the other 3. Thanks.
@@qdog568 Yes, that should do it.
This is a pos system to say the least !!!
how about in 2017 crv there is a "Tire Pressure Monitor Problem" on the dash, but it goes away after 1-2 second.
My 2012 civic lx does not have that tpms option
TheLegacy125 neither does the 2013 Civic lx
only on 2014 and up
@@graysonhunter6695 exactly man, and what u did?
@@r3dpois0nz I have a 2014 civic si and mine doesn't come with that option. Does that mean mine doesn't have one? I thought it did. Anyone know what I can do or if I need to get something fixed? Thanks
@@TheSteph2385 You're sure that your model is 2014? because from 2014 and up...they use indrect(sensorless)tpms soyou should have the option in your 2014 model
simple,but useful...
thankyou
Tpms calibration doesn't come up on my customize settings
Is it coming up with inflation warning or something that's what mine is. I have a 15 plate diesel. But I've had a dodgy tyre. So I'm hoping the calibration I've done today with a new tyre will fix it
Make sure the engine is running before navigating menu
Can you tell me what years is this program apply thank you
thank you
It's works thank you
This doesn't apply to 2012 -models
I can't find one to do my 2012. In Customize Settings there is no TPMS option.
Yeah I'm having the same problem with my 2012 have you found a solution?
Same here. My 2012 tpms light has been on since I got it.
No one's going to mention her slamming the door? 😁
what is this for?
I had to jump start my 2015 civic ex and all the dash indicators are on. How so I get them off. I have asked many people and cfc they sont know and the manual is as useful as a dead battery
I think it's an indication of a dead battery or too low...something to do with the charging system. I started my 2012 civic one time and it did it until I turned it off. Started it again and they were gone.
2:12 starts
Yassss Valerie woman power 💥 thanks for the info! 👌🏼
Hi Valerie, I have 18" wheels and wish to wintersize 2" down to 16" am I complicating things by not going 18"? and what are the complications?
Hello,
My 2019 honda civic EX-L doesn't even have a (TPMS Calibration) option in the screen setting, how can I have it added to my settings? I didn't buy the TPMS sensors yet, so I want to know first of all if it is possible to have it fixed in my car or not? And if yes, how easy to program the TPMS to my car computer? Thx
So I did all that and my light is still on and my traction control light is on too ..?
I know it been 6 years but I had the same problem, solution was using a big scanner I did a calibration on the abs sensors and now problem is solved. No traction or tire light
Get to the point
Lol
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in other words.. junk.. I love my Clarity phev but my last Chevy Volt system was way better and never gave me trouble
I have a 2013 honda civic, My car does not have a button and it does not have that option on the Menu. What can I do?