2012-2014 Guide

Toyota Camry Tire Pressure Light Reset

Follow the TPMS reset procedure for 2012-2014 Toyota Camry models.

Before You Start

Inflate all tires to the cold PSI listed on the driver's door jamb.

Park the vehicle before starting the reset procedure; the reset will not initiate while the vehicle is moving.

Some higher trims, including XLE and V6 models, may have a TPMS sensor in the spare tire. If the warning light persists after the reset, check the spare tire.

TPMS Reset Procedure

Turn the ignition to the 'ON' position. For Smart Key models, press the 'Start' button twice without touching the brake.

Locate the hidden TPMS 'SET' button high under the driver's side dashboard near the knee area, usually to the left of the steering column.

Press and hold the button until the TPMS indicator on the dashboard blinks slowly 3 times.

Leave the ignition ON for 5 minutes to allow the computer to register the new baseline pressures.

Drive the vehicle for at least 15\u201320 minutes at speeds above 25 mph (40 km/h) to complete the calibration.

Warning: If new TPMS sensors were installed, the physical reset button may not work until the new sensor IDs have been registered to the vehicle's computer through the OBD-II port. The button only initializes sensors already known to the vehicle.

Notes

Note: The reset button is physically present, but Toyota removed the reset instructions from the DIY section of some 2012\u20132014 manuals and directs owners toward dealer initialization.

Note: The TPMS reset button is a small black button marked with the tire symbol (!) and the word SET. It can be difficult to see without a flashlight.

Note: If the TPMS warning light blinks for about 60 seconds and then remains illuminated, this indicates a system malfunction. A manual reset will not correct the underlying problem; the tire pressure sensors may require service or replacement.

Toyota Camry TPMS Reset

This guide covers the TPMS reset procedure for the 2007\u20132011 Toyota Camry.

The TPMS reset button is located inside the glovebox, typically on the left-hand side wall.

Before You Start

Make sure all four tires are cold and inflated to the tire pressure listed on the vehicle’s door sticker.

It can also help to remove heavy items from the glovebox so you can clearly access the TPMS SET button.

TPMS Reset Procedure

Turn the ignition switch to the ON position.
Locate the TPMS SET button inside the glovebox, typically on the left-hand side wall.
Press and hold the button until the tire pressure warning light on the instrument cluster blinks slowly 3 times.
Leave the ignition ON for a few minutes before turning it off.

After completing the procedure, the vehicle may need to be driven before the TPMS system finishes initializing.