[Bigjohnsparky]

Hi all
Just thought this info might come in handy for resetting each sensor it works as I have just reset mine

Vauxhall Antara TPMS reset: -

1) Apply parking brake. Turn ignition to ON position with engine OFF
2) Press and hold the unlock and lock buttons (at the same time) on the key fob until horn sounds and then nearside front indicator will become illuminated.
3) Starting with nearside front tyre increase/decrease tyre pressure until horn sounds.
4) After horn sounds proceed as in step 3 for the next 3 sensors in the following order: Offside front, Offside rear then Nearside rear - indicators will illuminate in that order showing which tyre needs to be pressurised/depressurised. After doing Nearside rear tyre the horn will sound twice.
5) Turn ignition to OFF position to exit the learn mode.
Adjust all tyres to required pressure. 👍Edited by: Bigjohnsparky

 

[Grumps]

Thanks for the info.

What a lot of hassle but good info for everyone

 

[Bigjohnsparky]

It's pretty straightforward once you start the procedure and you don't need a special scanner and you don't have to pay a mechanic or tyre shop to reset it. You just pay for the air unless you can find a 'free air' garage.

Also useful if you rotate your wheels to reset new wheel positions! 👍Edited by: Bigjohnsparky

 

[Dave47]

Does this work for all models fitted with tpms or is it year specific.

 

[Bigjohnsparky]

Mines a 2012 se nav but I guessing it works on all antaras with tpms, when you start the procedure, if the horn sounds and Nearside front indicator lights up then you are good to go as vehicle is in learn mode, good luck.

 

[clive]

Am due some tyres soon will give it a gocheers

 

[Colgail]

Hi, I might have my 'Benny' hat on here but as I tow a caravan and have to adjust the tyre pressures depending on whether or not I am towing, does the TPMS recognize the higher or lower pressures automatically or do I have to reset it each time.

 

[Bigjohnsparky]

Hi Clive it's also handy if you just want to rotate wheels to new positions or even a spare wheel and set up new position of wheels as long as tpms is fitted.
Also Clive when you have your tyres changed make sure you tell them that TPMS is fitted so they will then take care not to damage sender unit in wheels when replacing tyres.Edited by: Bigjohnsparky

 

[Bigjohnsparky]

Hi colgail
When you change tyre pressures for towing the sensors will pick up new pressures automatically. You only need to reset tpms if you change a wheel/wheels position as each sender in each wheel is different so if you change position of wheels/wheel then you need to reset tpms so the vehicle system receiver will be paired to each wheel sender
Hope this helpsEdited by: Bigjohnsparky

 

[Colgail]

Hi bigjohnsparky. Many thanks for that. I now understand. Much appreciated

 

[Bigjohnsparky]

Hi colgail
Glad you now understand the set up of TPMS on the Antara, I thought it was a bit hard to do until I reset mine yesterday but it was quite easy to reset,
and your very welcome.

 

[Bigjohnsparky]

Just wondering has anyone tried resetting their TPMS if so how did you get on ?

 

[Exhausted]

Tried it and now no tyre predures being displayed

 

[Exhausted]

All sorted, must remember to read instructions properly lol.

 

[Bigjohnsparky]

Glade you sorted it Exhausted once you have done it once it's quite easy to do 👍

 

[Exhausted]

Very eady to do. After the service my wheels were rotated so all in order

 

[Bigjohnsparky]

Very eady

yep it is lol glade you are now sorted and working as it should
Edited by: Bigjohnsparky

 

[Exhausted]

spelling 😁

 

[Exhausted]

Definetly one to remember. My wife got a new Corsa yesterday and thetpms is a lot simpler.

 

[Bigjohnsparky]

Iam happy someone has found the info handy comes in handy when rotating wheels to get a even ware on your tyres 👍