How to reset the TPMS on a Nissan Altima

The Nissan Altima has enjoyed a strong history of five generations.The Nissan Altima is reliable and easy to repair.

The tire pressure monitoring system is a common problem on the Nissan Altima.Different sources may cause this error and therefore need different remedies.There is a guide to reset a TPMS error code.

Upon seeing the TPMS error code on your dashboard.Don't wait until your next destination if you are driving home or on a road trip.Maybe you have a deflating or flat tire.

If you drive on a flat tire, you will damage the wheel, axel, and suspension.It will take a lot of time and money to fix all of them.You could end up in a collision if you don't stop driving when you should.

To the side of the ride or a parking lot, there is a pullover safety.If you stop for an emergency, put on your hazard.You should always have a pressure gauge in your vehicle since they are cheap and small.If each tire looks flat or low on air, it's time to inspect it.Listen for leaking air, which should be a noise.If there is no leak, move on to the next step.Balance a tire if you notice it has a different pressure than other tires.If the pressure is higher than other tires, you need to pressure the release valve for a short time.Continue until it is in line with the other tires.

If the tire pressure is less than the other tires, look for a gas station with an air pressure pump.If your tire pressure is low, drive less than a mile.If the pressure is too low, you may need to call a tow truck.

The TPMS light will most likely be reset if your vehicle is serviced by an auto body shop.If the error can be corrected on its own, consider this method to reset the light.

If you drive more than 16 mph for 10 minutes or more, the light will turn off.The brake reset method should be considered if that doesn't happen.

The lower dash panel needs to be removed to expose the wires.The white two-pin is needed for the TPMS.Take the wire and put it in the Altima.The car should be in the ON position.Press the brakes six times.The TPMS should blink if successful.The blinker light will blink if you successfully reset the TPMS light.Continue onto the other tires to reset the tire sensor.You must follow a specific pattern.