Renault tyre pressures by model

Resetting the tyre pressure warning light on your Renault

It varies by model and version. Many recent Renaults (Clio IV phase 2 and Clio V, Captur II and others) use an indirect tyre pressure loss warning; many from the 2000s and 2010s, and some current ones, have sensors in the valves. Both are reset from the dashboard.

1. Set all four tyres to the door-edge label pressures, cold.
2. Switch the ignition on, stopped.
3. Using the steering-wheel switch, go to the Vehicle tab on the dashboard display and find the tyre pressure reset ('Reset tyre pressure press and hold' or 'Tyre pressure init. long press').
4. Press and hold OK until 'Operation completed' appears. On cars with a touchscreen it's under Vehicle > Tyre pressure > Reset.

Cars with sensors

1. On the Vehicle tab, open the Tyre Pressure page and hold the switch for about 3 seconds until 'Learning Tyre Pressures' shows, then drive for a few minutes.

When to reset: Reset after re-inflating, changing pressures, changing or swapping wheels, or using the spare or repair kit.

Menu names vary by model and year, so check your handbook if yours looks different. More in what the warning light means.