You need to physically check all tires. IF they are all correct, then do the TPMS reset/recalibration.

 

You do not have a tire pressure sensor in the Gen 5 CR-V. Check your owner’s manual and do a TPMS Reset.

 

System is a deflation warning, not a pressure sensing one as people often mistake it for

 

I’ll be doing the recalibration, thanks everyone for the solution.

 

Yeah, just recalibrate.

Sometimes the way a tire slips on the road surface, or you get a large suspension bounce due to bad road surface, it can trigger a false positive on the TPMS. I have had this a couple times over the years, and a simple recalibration of the TPMS takes care of it.

If the TPMS alerts again shortly after you complete the recalibration (which does take some road driving with these indirect systems) then you might have a defect in a wheel sensor (which is how the vehicle tracks the relative wheel rotations of the tires). Been a small number of these reported, but it is not common. So just pointing this out for completeness in discussion.

 

A tire pressure gauge is also a good thing to carry in the vehicle.

 

The recalibration worked well, all back to normal. I always carry a tire pressure gauge in each vehicle.....I still need to check pressure in our spare!

 

Glad to hear it, and that you let us know!