So, I'm having a problem with my 2014 Tucson. The TPMS light flashes for approx a minute then stays on. I realize this indicates a problem with one of the sensors however, I had all the sensors tested by Tire Kingdom via a handheld TPMS diagnostic device and they have indicated that ALL sensors are reading as they should. They also said all tires are inflated to spec. Here's the kicker though. I have NEVER had a problem with any sensor UNTIL AFTER the vehicle was taken into Hyundai for a cam software recall.
Is this Hyundai's way of f-ing something up so you'll have to take it back to them for PAID service? Short of spending upwards of $500, is there a way to reset the tpms light say via OBDII handheld? I've already tried to reset it via disconnection of battery for 24 hours.
FYI; Tire Kingdom said they can't reset light due to insurance regulations. Go figure. Hey, at least they didn't say, "Yeah, all your sensors need replaced!" just to make a quick buck!