How do you reset the low tire pressure warning on an 08 dodge caliber?

The 2008 Dodge Caliber doesn't have a button to reset the low tire pressure warning. Instead, the system resets itself *automatically* after you've inflated the tires to the correct pressure and driven for a short distance (usually a mile or two). The car's computer monitors the tire pressure sensors and will turn off the light once it detects the proper inflation.

If the light remains on *after* you've properly inflated all tires and driven a short distance, there are a few possibilities:

* Faulty Tire Pressure Sensor: One or more of your tire pressure sensors may be malfunctioning. This requires a trip to a mechanic or tire shop to diagnose and potentially replace the faulty sensor(s).

* Low Battery in Sensor: The sensors themselves have small batteries that can eventually die. Replacement is necessary.

* Wiring Problem: A problem with the wiring to the sensors is possible, though less common. Again, a mechanic will need to diagnose this.

* Incorrect Tire Pressure: Double and triple check your tire pressures using a reliable gauge. Make sure they match the sticker on your driver's side doorjamb or your owner's manual.

In short: There's no manual reset button. Inflate your tires, drive a bit, and if the light stays on, you'll need professional help to diagnose the issue.