Tyre pressure TPMS Fault

[Deleted member 9692]

Can we change the display to psi rather than bar? If someone can save me 10 minutes of my life searching menus if it can be done I will be grateful.

 

[tsedge]

Yep my rear left tyre was at 33psi compared the 35psi of the others, couldn’t see any puncture so hopefully it was just poorly inflated at PDI ( although this doesn’t say much about the PDI if this has happened to a few of us only 1 week after getting the cars )

I once had a new Nissan Qashqai and the right front had been inflated on collection to 71psi! We didn’t notice until the second day when we found the TPMS screen. These things can happen with any PDI.

 

[grayoo]

Same fault popped up on mine this morning - rear left TPMS warning, but pressures are fine.

Surely resetting the TMPS is not just a dealer option!

 

[johnnyc]

Same here…both rear wheels. It was a lot colder than it has been though, so perhaps hypersensitive like the auto lights and screen?

I’ll pop some air in later though just in case.

 

[siteguru]

Nothing beats a good old manual pressure gauge for a double-check of actual pressures.

 

[Lespresso]

So from when I got the car it came up with this fault. It says TPMS system failure I think then stays with this error.

Took it into St Helens MG who were useless. Spent 2 hours and said they couldn't find an issue. I said the front drivers side tyre says there's no or zero pressure, that's a fault. Basically fobbed me off ao I will be complaining.

Has anyone else had this issue? I think it's probably the one tyre/sensor and not a software issue?

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Yes, mine is going in tomorrow for inspection along with the oil leak issue ?

 

[Alb]

I once had a new Nissan Qashqai and the right front had been inflated on collection to 71psi! We didn’t notice until the second day when we found the TPMS screen. These things can happen with any PDI.

Deliberate over-inflation for delivery is quite common and done to prevent flat spotting of the tyres but it should be corrected during PDI.

 

[MuzGB1970]

Deliberate over-inflation for delivery is quite common and done to prevent flat spotting of the tyres but it should be corrected during PDI.

My tyres were under inflated (~30psi) when I collected, soon rectified that with my plug in pump and not had any issues/warnings since.

 

[Dan C]

Same here…both rear wheels. It was a lot colder than it has been though, so perhaps hypersensitive like the auto lights and screen?

I’ll pop some air in later though just in case.

I’ve noticed the auto lights are far too sensitive too, the infotainment screen set to “auto light / dark mode” drove me mad the other day, so I’ve set it to permanent dark for now.

 

[johnnyc]

I’ve noticed the auto lights are far too sensitive too, the infotainment screen set to “auto light / dark mode” drove me mad the other day, so I’ve set it to permanent dark for now.

Exactly the same here! It’s permanently dark (as I prefer that colour anyways), but even at night it’s still too bright at the lowest of settings!

 

[fatboy]

I have a trophy and find this only happens when the outside temperature falls below 12 degrees