Jeep Grand Cherokee Air Suspension Reset Button Location

There is no dedicated air-suspension “RESET” button. The physical control is the Quadra-Lift ride-height switch:

• 2011–2021 Grand Cherokee WK2: On the center console, immediately beside the Selec-Terrain rotary dial. The UP button is on top; the DOWN/PARK button is below it. The picture above shows this layout.
• 2021+ Grand Cherokee L and 2022+ Grand Cherokee WL: On the center console beside the Selec-Terrain controls. It is normally a single UP/DOWN toggle switch, with ride-height indicator lights next to it.

The buttons change the vehicle’s height; they do not erase suspension fault codes.

Owner-level reset/reactivation procedure

Use this procedure when the suspension remains disabled after changing a tire, using a jack, transporting the vehicle, or performing service:

1. Park on flat, level ground.
2. Shift the transmission into PARK and apply the parking brake.
3. Close all doors and the liftgate.
4. Start the engine and leave it running. Jeep specifies that the engine must be running for ride-height changes; the doors must remain closed while the vehicle is lowering.

5. On the Uconnect touchscreen, open:

   Vehicle or Apps → Settings → Suspension

6. Change the following settings:

   • Tire Jack Mode: OFF
   • Transport Mode: OFF
   • Wheel Alignment Mode: OFF

   On newer models, Transport and Wheel Alignment settings may appear under Auxiliary Mode. Select OFF. These modes disable automatic leveling while active.

7. Use the center-console UP/DOWN buttons or toggle to select Normal Ride Height — NRH.
8. Wait until the instrument cluster displays “Normal Ride Height Achieved” or the NRH indicator stops flashing.
9. Switch the ignition off for approximately one minute, then restart the engine. This is a basic module power cycle; it does not clear a permanent fault code.

On newer models, Tire/Jack Mode may also cancel automatically after the vehicle is driven above 5 mph (8 km/h), but only drive it after confirming that the vehicle is level and there is no serious suspension warning.

If the warning remains

If the display still says:

• “Service Air Suspension System”
• “Service Air Suspension System Immediately”
• The vehicle is leaning heavily to one side
• The compressor continues running
• The vehicle will not reach Normal Ride Height

there is no button combination that will properly reset it. The suspension control module must be scanned for diagnostic trouble codes, and the fault must be repaired before the code can be cleared.

Do not loosen air lines or attempt to release pressure manually. Jeep warns that the Quadra-Lift system operates with high-pressure air and should be serviced with the correct equipment.

Do not hold the UP and DOWN buttons together expecting a reset: Jeep’s official instructions do not specify that as an air-suspension reset procedure.