The Bentley Continental GT is a sumptuous grand tourer that fuses handbuilt luxury with prodigious W12 or V8 performance. A car of this complexity carries an extensive array of control modules that record service intervals and expect to be reset once maintenance concludes. The oil service reset follows an engine oil change, while a TPMS reset clears tyre-pressure warnings after pressures are corrected and a brake pad wear reset is required with new pads installed. Air suspension and steering angle calibrations can also follow related work. Because the Continental GT’s controls and on-screen menus were revised across its generations, we keep each guide separated by model year. Select your Continental GT generation from the list below to access the correct reset sequence.