The Subaru BRZ is a lightweight rear-drive sports coupe, co-developed with Toyota, prized by enthusiasts for its balance and purity. Despite its driver-first focus, it still uses electronic service monitors that need resetting once maintenance is finished. The oil service reset follows an oil change, and the BRZ may also require a maintenance reminder reset, a TPMS reset after the tyre pressures have been corrected, or a brake pad wear reset when new pads are fitted. A steering angle calibration is sometimes carried out after track-focused alignment. Because the trip-computer menus and reset methods changed between BRZ generations, we sort the procedures by model year. Pick your BRZ generation from the list below to open the right walkthrough.