How do i perform the 2014 Subaru Impreza tpms reset?

To reset the tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS) in Your 2014 Subaru Impreza, park the vehicle and turn off the engine. Use a tire pressure meter to measure the pressure in all four tires. You can find the recommended setting on the door jamb. Start the vehicle and drive for at least 10 minutes at speeds of more than 25 miles per hour. The system should record the reading of each tire and turn the light off automatically. If the light doesn't go off, an OBD-II scan tool will be needed. This is often necessary if You have had the tires rotated or replaced a TPMS sensor. You'll need to read the pressure in each tire, starting with the left front tire, and moving clockwise around the vehicle. Connect the tool to the port in the vehicle to transfer the data. Turn the ignition to on to do this. Disconnect the tool, turn off the ignition, and then start the vehicle to see if it has been reset. In some cases, You may still need to drive the vehicle at the speed mentioned above.