
20 Vision models come standard with tire pressure monitoring. The tire pressure values can be viewed in the tire pressure option under the application menu on the central control screen. Here is more relevant information: 1. The tire pressure monitoring system sensors monitor the air pressure in the vehicle's tires and transmit the tire pressure readings to a receiver inside the vehicle, alerting the driver to check tire pressure by illuminating the tire pressure monitoring system warning light. 2. As the component of the vehicle that directly contacts the ground, tires bear multiple performance aspects such as driving force and braking force. The vehicle's tire pressure monitoring system not only serves as an active safety system to avoid tire blowouts caused by excessively high or low tire pressure but also extends tire service life, maintains vehicle fuel economy, and reduces wear on the suspension system. 3. Each tire, including the spare, should be checked monthly when the tires are cold and inflated to the vehicle manufacturer's recommended inflation pressure (as indicated on the tire pressure label). If the tire pressure warning light illuminates, it indicates that one or more tires are significantly underinflated. In this case, stop as soon as possible, check the tire pressure, and inflate the tires to the correct pressure. Driving with significantly underinflated tires can cause overheating and lead to tire failure. Additionally, underinflation reduces fuel economy, shortens tread life, and may affect the vehicle's handling and braking performance.

















I've driven the 2020 Vision, and mine was the high-end version, which indeed has a tire pressure display function that shows real-time pressure readings for each tire on the dashboard. This is quite practical for daily driving. For example, during long trips, if you hit a pothole or experience significant temperature changes, you can immediately see which tire has low pressure and inflate it promptly to avoid wear or blowouts. I think all car owners should pay attention to this feature, as tire issues can easily lead to accidents. Without a display, you'd have to divert your attention to a repair shop when the warning light comes on. If you buy a higher configuration, it’s much more convenient. The base version may only have a basic warning light, so I recommend installing a third-party tire pressure display—it costs just a few hundred bucks and adds a lot more safety.

Tire pressure display is a system that uses sensors to provide real-time feedback on tire pressure values. The 2020 Emgrand high-end models are equipped with this feature, such as the Premium or Flagship versions, but the entry-level models may only have a tire pressure monitoring warning light without displaying specific numbers. As a car enthusiast, I believe it's important to check the specifications carefully when choosing a car—refer directly to the user manual or Geely's official website parameter list. Paying attention to tire pressure while driving can save fuel and prevent wear, with the standard value generally between 2.2-2.5 bar. If the car doesn't come with a built-in display, there are wireless tire pressure monitoring accessories available on the market that are easy to install and provide real-time monitoring. Safety comes first, so don't underestimate the importance of this small upgrade.

Tire pressure display is crucial for driving safety, as it alerts you to abnormal tire pressure and helps prevent accidents. In the 2020 Vision model, this feature is available in the high-end version but may be missing in the base version. It is recommended that car owners regularly check their tire pressure, at least once a week, especially during seasonal changes. If purchasing a or one with lower specifications, consider upgrading—third-party devices are affordable and reliable. Don't wait for the warning light to come on before taking action; early detection ensures peace of mind.

Checking the tire pressure display for the 2020 Vision is straightforward: it depends on the specific trim level. The top trim usually has it, and you can see the numerical values on the dashboard; lower trims might not. I've driven similar cars before—during a test drive, you can directly ask the salesperson or check the vehicle manual to confirm. Tire pressure is crucial—below the standard value, it increases fuel consumption and the risk of a blowout. If there's no display, adding a cheap tire pressure gauge (costing just a few dozen yuan) is sufficient, or you can buy a monitor to place on the dashboard for a more intuitive view.

Compared to other vehicles in the same class, the 2020 Vision's higher-end models, such as the Luxury Edition, come with a tire pressure display function, while the base models may only feature a warning light. The tire pressure display is more precise, allowing you to directly identify specific issues and avoid misjudgments. I recommend prioritizing models with this display when choosing a car; if unavailable, consider installing it as an aftermarket addition. Maintaining proper tire pressure is crucial, especially for highway driving safety. Make it a habit to regularly check your tires—don't rely too heavily on warning lights.


