What is going on? Welcome back to the channel. Today we're going to be doing something super easy resetting your TPS sensors on your Lexus GS350. Not sure if this applies to any other ES or IAS or anything like that but on this one in particular it's super easy. So it's about fall here in northern Illinois so the days are warm and the nights are cold so your tire pressure is fluctuating a few pounds from driving during the day to sitting overnight. So I got a warning light the other day. I said my tire one of my tires was low even though it was exact same pressure as the other tire approximate. So I'm not sure what the deal was there but pumped them up and then on my dash the warning light stayed on and all the pressures were just blank values. I turned the car off turn it back on and then I remembered there's a reset switch so that's what we're going to do right now and show you what it comes up like and how to reset it. Alright so I already get the car running. It doesn't need to be it just needs to be powered on but I got it running. If you look and toggle through your menu you can see your tire pressures minor 4747 45 46 it won't stay on there until you're driving. The reset button is actually located under the dash so if you look over here you're going to have a little light that's shining underneath for your foot well and right next to it there's a button that says reset. So if you look at that there if you hold that button down and look on the dash you'll see the tire light flash slowly three times that will indicate that the tire pressure sensors are being reset so it may take a little bit to reset while you're driving but it will eventually reset so it may take a few rotations for the TPMS to get past the sensor in the car to reset but it will reset itself and they'll even out so hopefully if you didn't know that now you do it's a little tidbit hopefully it helps somebody out there if it did hit the like button below if you got any comments post a below as always thanks for watching we'll see you guys next time