2013 civic-TPMS recalibration?

I just bought a used 2013 Honda Civic. The second day I was driving it I got a warning saying check Tire pressure management system. The car had new tires put on it just before I purchased it so from what I see on the internet, the system just needs to be recalibrated to adjust to the new tires. I looked on YouTube and in all the videos they say you can do it yourself by going to
>menu
>settings
>TMPS
>calibrate
Unfortunately TPMS is not an option in my car under settings. Has my car been tinkered with or is it possible that not all 2013 civics have this feature? It's an EX. When I called the people I bought the car from they said not all civics have this feature and one of my tires probably just needs air because it's gotten cooler out recently. Does this sound right? Any suggestions?

If you've got the warning then your car has a TPMS system fitted.

First, check the tyres. Have they had flexible rubber valve stems fitted? If so then the tyre shop fitted cheap regular valves. TPMS valves have non-replaceable batteries built in which typically last a maximum of about five years, less if the TPMS valve has to signal the car that it has low volume.

Some TPMS systems can't be calibrated: the valve itself is set to the correct pressure range for the vehicle before installation, or is manufactured with a fixed range.

If you find that you have no TPMS valves then depending upon the vehicle roadworthiness laws where you live, you may need to get them fitted. They're not cheap, but aftermarket ones cost less than originals. If you have got them then check with the last owner whether they were replaced: most people selling a car put the cheapest rubber they can buy on the car and don't bother with TPMS.

If you run with no TPMS your insurer must be informed.

Go to a tire shop like Firestone and ask them to read your monitors with their TMPS computer. Maybe the batteries died in them. Maybe the previous owner removed the monitors.