The first-generation Skoda Kodiaq, chassis NS, was sold from 2016 to 2024 as the brand’s first large seven-seat SUV, built on the VW Group’s flexible MQB platform. With its broad suite of electronic systems, the Skoda Kodiaq Mk1 NS (2016-2024) commonly needs values reset following service or repair. The oil/inspection service reset is the usual starting point, clearing the service-interval display, while a TPMS reset re-baselines the tyre monitor after a pressure change. Owners renewing brake pads should carry out a brake pad wear reset, and a replacement battery should be registered through the energy-management module so charging adapts. A steering angle reset typically follows alignment work. Choose the Kodiaq reset procedure below that corresponds to the job you have just completed.