Sounds like everyone thinks , resets fix all things, sorry not.
On my jeeps the JEEP PCM knows what tire fails
SO SCAN THE PCM.
if you have the updated cluster display it too tells you that too in works on the screen of cluster..
what you do is drive to any tire store on earth
drive there, they use a TPMS direct scan took, (and RF ID scanner) (pointed at the valve stem of tire)
and they do it to all 5 tires.... not just 4.
they do this on all cars, most stores will do it for free
or buy the tool your self and DIY.
the operators guide told you these same words, get it serviced.
or is telling the truth , low tire pressure. that too is covered in the glove box book
why not first, fill all TIRES WITH AIR, to the driver door jam stated pressure, first.
then drive.
there is no reset but if the PCM has error for this, it must be driven off, or PCM reset if impatient.
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Sounds like the batteries might be dead in one of the sensors inside wheels.. Also try to put air in all of the tires.. It should reset itself..
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