At this point, hold down the SET/CLR button until the horn honks twice. This means that the
car is in learning mode and is ready to detect your new tire pressure sensors.
1. Go to the driver’s side front tire and place the TPMS relearn tool against the tire right
next to where the valve stem is located.
2. Press the button on the TPMS relearn tool and hold it down until the horn honks once.
This means that the first sensor has been paired.
3. Go to the passenger’s side front tire and repeat Step 2 until the horn honks. This means
the second sensor has been successfully paired.
4. Go to the passenger’s side rear tire and repeat Step 2 until the horn honks again. This
means the third sensor has been successfully paired.
5. Go to the driver’s side rear tire and repeat Step 2 until the horn honks twice. This
means that the last sensor has been successfully paired.
6. Now that the tire pressure sensor pairing process is complete, turn the ignition to
LOCK/OFF. You should hear the chime stop ringing.
7. Use your air compressor or pump to set all four tires to 40 PSI, which is the
recommended tire pressure as per the loading guide.
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