Since 2006, all Mitsubishi Outlander models have had a tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS). When the sensors sense a tire change, rotation, or low pressure, they send an alert to your vehicle’s electronic control unit to show a warning light. You need to reset the TPMS manually for the warning light to disappear.
Below are the steps to reset TPMS on a Mitsubishi Outlander.
All Models
Here are the steps to reset the TPMS on all Mitsubishi Outlander models:
- Put your vehicle in the P position.
- Check the recommended tire pressure on the Tire and Loading Information Label, then inflate your tires to the recommended pressure.
- Turn the ignition key to the ON position, but don’t start the engine. For newer models, press the START/STOP button twice, but don’t press the brake pedal.
- Press the INFO button repeatedly until you come across the Settings Menu.
- Press and hold the INFO button to select Settings Menu.
- Press the INFO button repeatedly to scroll down the menu until you find the RESET option beside the TPMS symbol.
- Press and hold the INFO button until you hear a beep, and the TPMS warning light starts flashing.
- Start the engine and drive the vehicle for a few miles until the warning light disappears.