How to reset the tire pressure monitoring system in the Kia Ceed?

I recently noticed that the tire pressure warning light is on in my Kia Ceed. How can I reset the tire pressure monitoring system to turn off the warning light?

First, check the tires to make sure they are properly inflated. Then, locate the tire pressure reset button, usually found near the steering wheel or inside the glove box. Press and hold the button until the TPMS light blinks three times, indicating a successful reset. If the light does not turn off, try driving the car for a few miles to allow the system to recalibrate. If the light still doesn't turn off, you may need to have the TPMS sensors checked by a professional.

To reset the TPMS, start by turning off the car and removing the key from the ignition. Then, press and hold the lock and unlock buttons on the key fob simultaneously for a few seconds. This will activate the tire pressure relearn mode. Start with the driver's front tire and use a tire pressure gauge to deflate the tire to a psi reading of about 30. After a few seconds, the horn will honk, indicating that the sensor has been reset. Repeat this process for the remaining three tires in the following order: passenger front, passenger rear, and driver's rear. Finally, turn on the car and drive at a speed over 16 mph for several minutes to complete the relearn process.

If you are still having trouble resetting the TPMS, it is best to consult the owner's manual or take your car to a certified Kia dealership. They will have the tools and knowledge to properly reset the system and troubleshoot any issues.