Here is how to get rid off that annoying tpms tire pressure message | it won’t go away on its own

Introduction

This tutorial provides a step-by-step guide on how to clear the tire pressure warning message on a 2016 Volvo XC60. This message often appears after fixing a tire or adding air, but it will not go away automatically due to the absence of tire pressure sensors. Instead, the vehicle uses the ABS system to monitor tire pressure. Follow these steps to successfully calibrate your tire pressure monitoring system.

Step 1: Access the My Car Menu

• Start your vehicle and locate the "My Car" button on the dashboard.
• Press the "My Car" button to access the system settings.
• Wait for the screen to display the menu options.

Step 2: Navigate to Tire Monitor

• Scroll through the menu using the control wheel located on the center console.
• Look for the option labeled "Tire Monitor" and select it by pressing "OK."

Step 3: Confirm Low Tire Status

• The screen will display the status of your tires, indicating which one is low (in this case, the right rear tire).
• Press "OK" to proceed with the calibration.

Step 4: Start Calibration Process

• Once you confirm the low tire status, a message will appear stating that the calibration process has started.
• Press "OK" again to initiate the calibration.

Step 5: Monitor Calibration Status

• The warning message should now disappear from the screen, indicating that the calibration process is underway.
• Wait a moment for the system to complete the calibration.

Step 6: Verify Completion

• After the calibration, check the tire monitor again to ensure all tires are indicated as "Good."
• If all four tires show a positive status, the calibration was successful.

Conclusion

You have successfully cleared the tire pressure warning message on your 2016 Volvo XC60. Remember, this calibration process needs to be repeated each time you add air or fix a tire, as the vehicle does not have tire pressure sensors to automatically adjust the readings. Regularly check your tire pressure to maintain optimal performance and safety.