The Lexus ES is a comfort-focused executive sedan known for its hushed cabin and long-distance ease, and that serenity is backed by control units that quietly log when service is due. Once maintenance is complete, those reminders won’t clear on their own — they need a deliberate reset. The most common is the oil service reset performed after draining and refilling the engine, but an ES owner may also carry out a general service light reset, a TPMS reset when pressures have been corrected, or a brake wear reset after fitting new pads. Hybrid variants additionally have their own readiness checks. Because the trip-computer layout and menu paths evolved from one ES generation to the next, each guide is filed under its specific years. Pick the right ES generation from the list below to get started.