The Rover 75 was a refined executive saloon (and Tourer estate) styled with a distinctly British, retro-tinged elegance. Although a product of its era, it still carries electronic service monitoring that needs attention after maintenance. The oil service reset is performed once the engine oil has been changed, and depending on specification you may also reset the service interval indicator, run a TPMS reset on later-equipped cars after adjusting pressures, or clear the brake pad wear warning when new pads are fitted. Some functions are handled through the trip computer. Because the dash equipment and reset methods differ between Rover 75 model years, we file each guide by generation. Select your Rover 75 generation from the list below to begin the correct procedure.