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1 week into my new 10 generation 2.0 Touring and the TPMS light came on. Here is the back story and then a few questions.
Checked the tire pressure when the tires were cold and they were all over 40 psi. I checked the pressure as it is common practice for dealer to over inflate to improve ride quality. I did not recalibrate when letting air out of tires. Made a short trip around town and the TPMS light came on. Checked all 4 tires and pressure was 35. So here are my questions:
Is there a way to tell which tire is causing the TPMS light to activate? I tried looking at all the menus in the Vehicle Set up and could only find the TPMS Recalibration. (With all the "gingerbread" this car has it is hard to believe there is no way to determine which tire is low.)
When adjusting the tire pressure does one need to recalibrate the TPMS?
Checked the tire pressure when the tires were cold and they were all over 40 psi. I checked the pressure as it is common practice for dealer to over inflate to improve ride quality. I did not recalibrate when letting air out of tires. Made a short trip around town and the TPMS light came on. Checked all 4 tires and pressure was 35. So here are my questions:
Is there a way to tell which tire is causing the TPMS light to activate? I tried looking at all the menus in the Vehicle Set up and could only find the TPMS Recalibration. (With all the "gingerbread" this car has it is hard to believe there is no way to determine which tire is low.)
When adjusting the tire pressure does one need to recalibrate the TPMS?