by Mitch Bartlett
Learn how to reset the tire pressure warning system on your Toyota Camry with these steps.
Note: If you are experiencing problems where the tire pressure warning light is lit when it shouldn’t be, be sure to check the pressure in all 5 tires. That includes the spare!
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Models of the Toyota Camry that are year 2013 and 2014 and earlier do not have a reset button for the Tire Pressure Warning System.
The system works automatically. Inflate the tires to the recommended pressure, then drive the vehicle straight at approximately 25mph or more for about 10 to 30 minutes.
I hope this guide has helped you successfully perform a tire pressure system reset for your Toyota Camry.
Toyota Camry TPMS Reset :Quick and easy tutorial on how to reset tire pressure monitoring system on Toyota Camry 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022.
Before doing any type of reset make sure tire are inflated by correct PSI.
1.Power “ON” engine “OFF”.
2.If vehicle has “KEY” turn it to “POSITION 2”.
3.If vehicle has “PUSH” start button PRESS button “TWICE” without foot on brake.
4.PRESS left arrow button till “SETTING” display in cluster meter screen.
5.Scroll down using down arrown button to “VEHICLE SETTINGS”.
6.PRESS “OK” “VEHICLE SETTINGS” menu will open.
7.Scroll to “TPWS” and PRESS “OK” button.
8. “TPWS” menu will open in cluster screen.
9.Scroll to “SET PRESSURE” and PRESS and HOLD “OK” button until the tire pressure warning light blink “THREE” time.
10. “SETTING TIRE PRESSURE WARNING SYSTEM” display in cluster screen.
This will reset the TPMS monitoring system.Every time “NOT READY TO DRIVE” pop-up during reset procedure PRESS “BACK” button to go back to reset.
1.Inspect the shock absorner of your car if your shock absorber are not working right.
Then your tires are going absorb more shocks.Which will make them wear faster.Because shock absorber hold tires in there correct position.
2.Inspect suspesion tie-rod of your car.If tie-rod is not good it will cause jerky movement specialy from side to side.That will make them wear out early.
3.Check balljoint of your car if balljoint are not good it will make car sit in wrong position.When you car hit speed breaker or corner it will wobble this will wear tire faster.
4.Check tire pressure regularly and have correct pressure at all time.Tire pressure is very important for long life of your tires.(Check owner manual or your vehicle doors for correct pressure for your car)
5.Drive your car regularly.If you dont use your tires they sit dry and develop cracks and you’re going to have to get new tires.
NoticePlease check with owner manual of Camry for correct tire size and psi.Information in this post to be used as guideline only.
Thank You
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TPMS or Tire Pressure Monitoring System is a set of equipment commonly found in modern cars.
Its main job is to alert you if there are problems with tire pressure. For example, one wheel has lost pressure - in this case it is not safe to drive, but the system will inform you about this, and you can inflate the wheel to avoid steering problems.
But sometimes the system does not work correctly. Some sensors may fail or the system needs to be rebooted. In this case, you may see a blinking or simply lit tire pressure error indicator on the dashboard. Resetting the pressure monitoring system will help you solve the problem if the sensor is working.
Please note that different vehicles may have different TPMS reset methods, so you may need to try several of them before you know the most effective one.
Initially, you will just need to hold the tire pressure sensor reset button for a few seconds until the pressure indicator flashes three times and then turns off. But sometimes it doesn't help much. So we found other ways to calm down the pressure control system.
First, locate the TPMS reset button, which is usually located somewhere under the steering wheel. Start the car, press and hold the button for 3 seconds. Then drive at a speed of 80 km/h for approximately 10 minutes. Of course, you will need to find a suitable track for this. Steady driving is an important part of resetting tire pressure sensors this way. Of course, before this operation, you will need to inflate the tires to the required pressure.
In some vehicles, you will need to drive on any road and at any speed for 20 minutes after resetting the sensors, the main thing is not to turn off the engine.
So, start the car, press the reset button and hold it for three seconds. Do not turn off the engine until 20 minutes have passed. You can drive or just let the engine idle for 20 minutes. This method of resetting pressure sensors should work for most vehicles. Again, inflate the tires to the correct pressure before resetting the system.
If the simple methods don't work with your machine, try another method. Start the engine so that the tire pressure monitoring system can register the changes. Then inflate the tire 0.2 bar above the recommended level. After a minute, completely deflate the tire. Wait one more minute to reset the sensors. Then inflate the tire to the optimum pressure level and let the engine run for another minute. The indicator should stop flashing.
The idea is to reset the entire engine electronics system by cutting off the power supply from the battery. First, make sure all tires are at the correct pressure. After that, turn off the engine, open the hood and disconnect both terminals from the battery. Wait 10-15 minutes. Reconnect the battery and turn on the ignition to check if the indicator lamp goes out.
If the above methods do not work with your vehicle, there is another option.
Find a manual for your car or open a forum thread that talks about resetting tire pressure sensors in your car. Look for the combination of steps the manufacturer recommends to reset the TPMS system. Sometimes the combination can be quite strange and even complex.
If all methods fail and the error light continues to flash, the problem may be with the sensors. It is the blinking signal of the tire pressure lamp that often indicates a sensor malfunction. If there is a problem with tire pressure, usually the light will just come on and not blink.
So, if the light is flashing, one of the sensors may be faulty. Replacing the element is not so easy because it is under the tire. The tire must be removed from the rim to replace the sensor.
After replacement, you will still need to reset the pressure control system for the new sensor to work. Otherwise, the indicator will flash or light up.
Where is the reset button for the tire pressure sensors?
The button is often located directly below the steering wheel.
But there may be different options. If you don't find the TPMS reset button there, look around the steering wheel - it should be somewhere in this area.
Difficult to say for all vehicles, but for most vehicles, the travel time before the tire pressure monitoring system resets should be at least 10-15 minutes. If you turn off the engine earlier than 10 minutes after pressing the reset button, the TPMS will still send some error signals the next time the engine is started.
Drivers sometimes upgrade tires and wheels to larger ones and want their stock pressure control modules to work properly. The problem is that larger or flat-ride tires will have a different optimum pressure level, so the original gauges will always show an error on your dashboard.
One way to solve the problem is to buy other sensors tuned to the desired tire pressure level.
Now locate the TPMS button located on the lower left corner of the steering wheel and press it. The TPMS LED will flash and turn off immediately. This restores the tire pressure system. 
If the light does not go out, the best thing you can do is to see a mechanic for a diagnosis as soon as possible. 
