[kwv217]

I'm having a hard time finding out where the reset button.

 

[Foryota]

Have you done a search in the forum for TPMS reset, or read the manual? The search function here is very good.


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[JuneBug]

I'm having a hard time finding out where the reset button.

Not all 3rd generation RAV4’s have a reset button, I know my 2008 doesn’t. If you do have one, it’s mounted in a strange place above the brake pedal. And is really isn’t a reset switch:

 

[ravenuer]

I have a 2010 RAV and have never seen a TPMS reset button. If all 5 tires are properly inflated and all 5 sensors are working, the light should be off.

 

[jbwood5]

I have a 2010 RAV and have never seen a TPMS reset button. If all 5 tires are properly inflated and all 5 sensors are working, the light should be off.

My 2009 does not have a reset button. Once the tires are properly inflated and the car is driven for a short while the light will go out unless there is a problem with the system, namely the sensor batteries reaching their end-of-life which is probably becoming an issue on Gen III owners who have the original sensors. If a sensor is to be replaced, the code number on the sensor should be recorded before the tire is installed. It makes programming them much easier.