Reset tire monitor on 2009 escalade - Cars & Trucks

Hi Jamal:
I'd be taking it to a brake repair shop right away for a safety check.
Sounds like you're describing worn out brake pads grinding on a rotor.

Follow these step to reset the TPMS:
1. Park on a paved surface with no slope
2. Get inside the car and put the parking brake on
3. Turn the key to the ON position
4. Press and hold the INFO and RESET button together for a few seconds
5. Scroll and get to the tire service monitor menu and press and hold the reset button for three seconds
6. Go to the Tire Learn menu and press and hold the reset button until you hear two beeps and it will say tire learn ON
7. Move out of the car and start decompressing a bit-start from the driver side tire and move clockwise. The car will beep everytime it detects a change in tire pressure
8. All Tires will now register, and the digital display inside will tell you the exact PSI on each tire
9. Use a mobile compressor to inflate the tire to the recommended PSI or go to the nearest tire shop.

To reset the tire pressure monitoring system AKA TPMS, take the following steps:
1. Put your vehicle in park on a level surface
2. Turn the ignition to ON
3. Press and hold the TPMS button until the TPMS light blinks twice-the collaboration will begin
4. It would take about 30 minutes of driving at speeds of 50 to 100 KMH for the calibration to finish
5. Once, done, the light will go away

This comes on when you have low air pressure or a problem in the monitors of pressure at the tires.

You may have a bad wheel sensor, try it one more time, scroll to tire pressure setting then go to driverside front wheel and you let air out until horn chrips then move to right front tire and let air out until horn chrips then go to rt rear and let air out until horn chrips then left rear and let the air out until horn chirps, then turn off ignition and set all four tire pressures, then start and tire a few feet they should all be set, take note when horn chrips telling you that its in tire pressure setting mode you have limited time so make sure you have all the valve caps off and something to release air, when letting the air out it may take up to a min to get the horn to sound for confirmation or the tire, but once the last tire is confirmed then key is turn off and you have time to set all tire but try to do it within 10 min, hope this helps,

THE WHEEL POSITIONS NEED TO BE PROGRAMMED GM DEALER OR FIRESTONE/GOODYEAR TIRE STORE

you cannot do it yourself,either contact a gm dealer or possibly a tire store-there is a little hand held remote that you have to set up against each individual tire to recalibrate the sensors

after you have inflated the tires to the correct pressure press the tire pressure button for a few seconds untill you hear a beep sound .that indicates the tire pressure has been reset. hope that helps

Sorry, there is no reset 'code" on your vehicle. You need to reset all of the tire pressures, including the spare. All 5 tires are monitored. Use a good tire gauge, not one of those ones that looks like an ink pen; they are not accurate.

You can see if the dealer can turn the tire monitor system off, but that would be your only hope, or ignore it like everyone else does.