Does OBD Tire Pressure Monitoring Cause Damage to the Car?

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DiDiana
07/29/25 9:31pm
OBD tire pressure monitoring does not cause damage to the car. OBD tire pressure monitoring detects tire pressure indirectly. During vehicle operation, OBD continuously monitors the working conditions of the engine's electronic control system and other functional modules of the vehicle. If any abnormal conditions are detected, it determines specific faults based on specific algorithms and stores them as diagnostic trouble codes in the system's memory. OBD, which stands for On-Board Diagnostics in Chinese, provides useful information after self-diagnosis that can assist in vehicle maintenance and repair. Technicians can use the vehicle's original equipment to read the fault codes, enabling quick fault localization for vehicle repairs and reducing the time required for manual diagnosis.
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