C0195 low

TPMS System Not Calibrated

The C0195 code means the vehicle's onboard diagnostic system has detected: TPMS System Not Calibrated. This is a low severity code.

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DIY difficulty: easy
Estimated cost: $0 - $50 (parts and labor)

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Common Symptoms

TPMS warning light on
Tire pressures displayed but seem incorrect
TPMS light came on after tire change
Indirect TPMS showing false low pressure warnings
TPMS reset button procedure not completed

Probable Causes (Ranked by Likelihood)

TPMS system not reset after tire service Very High
Incorrect base tire pressure set during calibration High
Tires changed to different size without recalibration Moderate
TPMS calibration data corrupted Low

Step-by-Step Diagnostic Procedure

Verify all tire pressures are correct per door placard
Perform TPMS calibration or reset procedure
Check if tire sizes match vehicle specifications
Use TPMS reset button or menu in infotainment
Drive vehicle at specified speed for calibration learning

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an indirect TPMS system?

Indirect TPMS does not use pressure sensors in the tires. Instead, it monitors wheel speed differences via ABS sensors to detect an underinflated tire, which rolls at a slightly different speed.

How do I reset my TPMS?

For direct TPMS, inflate all tires to the correct pressure and use the TPMS reset button or infotainment menu. For indirect TPMS, follow the calibration procedure in your owner's manual.

Does changing tire size require TPMS recalibration?

Yes. If you change tire sizes, the TPMS system must be recalibrated to account for the different rolling diameter. Failing to do so will result in incorrect pressure readings or false warnings.