I have an Autel MK900-BT scanner. An indicator light on my car's dash indicates a low tire pressure. I have inflated the tire to the recommended pressure, but the indicator does not go off. I do not get any codes when I hook up the MK900. Does this particular scanner have the capability to erase TPMS codes? if so, how?

    I have a 2016 Buick Verano. It has TPMS tire pressure monitors in all four wheels. There is no feature on my dash to deactivate the warning light. In the past, when the warning light has gone off, I would air up the tire to specs, then drive it around and this would do it, but now it is staying on. 

My dash indicator reads that the left front tire only has 25 lbs of pressure. That is the same reading I get from my MK900-BT. Since it still reads some pressure for that tire, that tells me that the sensor battery is not entirely dead. But since my car is now eight years old, it may be time for a new tire sensor. There are other methods on YouTube for getting rid of these dash warnings, so I will take a look at those. I just spent some $845 on the MK900, so I will not be spending any more money on a specialized TPMS coder, and I will just take it to an independent mechanic to fix, if need be. Thanks.