How to Activate the Tire Pressure Monitoring System on Geely Binyue?
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To activate the tire pressure monitoring system on the Geely Binyue, you need to find the tire pressure monitoring function in the instrument settings and turn it on. The recommended tire pressure for the Geely Binyue is 220±10 kPa, which means it should be between 210 and 230 kPa. The reset method is relatively simple: just drive for a while, and the system will return to normal data without requiring any additional settings. Here are the functions of the tire pressure monitoring system: 1. Prevent accidents: The tire pressure monitoring system is an active safety device that can alert the driver in time when there are signs of danger in the tires, prompting them to take appropriate measures and thereby avoiding serious accidents. 2. Extend tire lifespan: With the tire pressure monitoring system, you can ensure that the tires always operate within the specified pressure and temperature range, reducing tire damage and extending their lifespan. Studies show that driving with underinflated tires reduces tire life by 15% when the pressure is 10% below the normal value. 3. Improve fuel efficiency: When the tire pressure is too low, the contact area between the tire and the ground increases, leading to higher friction resistance. When the tire pressure is 30% below the standard value, fuel consumption increases by 10%. 4. Reduce suspension system wear: Overinflated tires reduce the tire's own shock absorption effect, increasing the burden on the vehicle's suspension system. Long-term use can cause significant damage to the engine chassis and suspension system. Uneven tire pressure can also lead to braking deviation, further increasing wear on the suspension system.
As the owner of this Binrui for over two years, I can confirm the tire pressure monitoring system doesn't require manual activation. It automatically engages upon each vehicle startup - the key is understanding how to check it: Locate the dashboard icon button on the right side of the steering wheel controls, press it to cycle through display interfaces until tire pressure readings appear in the central display, then use the left-side confirmation button to view detailed values. Once on the highway, I detected a 0.3 pressure drop in the right front tire thanks to this feature, allowing me to safely refill at a service area. Summer temperatures often increase tire pressure, so I've developed a habit of checking the dashboard data weekly before driving. If you see a yellow exclamation mark with a tire symbol in parentheses as a warning light, never ignore it - immediately find a safe spot to stop and inspect.
