Audi Tire Pressure Monitoring System in Los Angeles
When you're cruising from Santa Monica to Culver City in your energetic Audi,
your joy ride depends on a healthy set of tires. Luckily, you don't have to
stress too much about keeping tabs on the status of your tires, thanks to
the Audi Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) that comes standard on each
new model. Your Audi TPMS constantly
gauges your tires to ensure they're within a safe pressure range.
If the pressure in one or more of your tires becomes hazardous, your Audi
TPMS will promptly alert you. Below, our team will explain what you should
know about your TPMS, what to do when you see Audi Tire Pressure
Monitoring System malfunction in your dashboard, and more!
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While tire care may seem simple, it can make a huge difference when it comes
to performance, efficiency, and safety. Here are some TPMS facts you should
know, courtesy of the Audi Beverly Hills
service team:
Your tire pressure information is listed on a label inside your door jamb
for your convenience.
Tire pressure that is too low will damage the sidewalls of your tires.
This will lead to poor performance, diminished efficiency, and a potential
blowout.
Tire pressure that is too high will result in a rough ride and poor
handling.
If you do experience a flat tire, you can get in touch with Audi 24-hour
Roadside Assistance at 1-800-411-9988
How to Reset Your Audi Tire Pressure Monitoring System
If you've taken on some DIY car care or filled your tires up with air, you
may need to reset the system, here's how:
To start, turn on your car's ignition.
From your MMI control panel, select the "car" button.
On your MMI control panel, choose the "car" button.
From the menu, select "Service and Checks."
Scroll down and highlight "Tire Pressure Monitoring."
Select "Store Current Tire Pressure" when you're certain you've checked
your tire pressure.
The message, "Tire Pressures are Being Store" will appear.
You've successfully reset your Audi TPMS.
Audi Tire Pressure Monitoring System Malfunction
If you're seeing the Audi Tire Pressure Monitoring System malfunction
notification in your dashboard, that means that your TPMS isn't operating
properly. It can also indicate that you need to confirm the tire pressure in
each of your tires. Check your tire pressure and allow your vehicle to
travel a bit on the Los Angeles streets. The TPMS may need to go through a
learning cycle after tire care.
If the Audi Tire Pressure Monitoring System malfunction notification remains
after confirming your tire pressure, storing the information in your
vehicle's system, and taking a few minutes to drive,
book a service appointment with our team
so we can investigate.
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Visit Audi Beverly Hills for Complete Car Care
Now that you have a better understanding of your vehicle's TPMS system, you
can care for your car with professional precision. Along with monitoring
your tire's air pressure, you'll want to visit us in Los Angeles for
tire rotation and other
preventative maintenance. If your drive feels a
bit sluggish, turn to Audi Beverly Hills for a quick solution.
Contact us today to learn more about what our
service team can do for you!
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