How to Check the Tire Pressure of All Four Tires on the Oshan X5?
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First, press the car's brake pedal, then press the one-button start button to start the car's engine. All the lights on the dashboard will illuminate, confirming that the vehicle's electronic systems are powered on. You can then check the tire pressure of all four tires on the dashboard. If any tire pressure is abnormal, you can proceed to inflate it. Once all four tire pressures are normal, you can press the tire pressure reset button to clear the tire pressure warning. The tire pressure warning light alerts the driver to check the tire pressure. At this point, you should not continue driving and must stop immediately to inspect and repair the tires.
My Oshan X5 comes with a built-in tire pressure monitoring system that allows me to directly check the pressure values of all four tires on the steering wheel dashboard. After starting the car, I can access the vehicle information menu or scroll through the dashboard options to see real-time digital readings for each tire, such as 2.4bar for the front tires and 2.3bar for the rear tires. I've developed a habit of glancing at these readings before driving to ensure everything's normal. If any tire pressure is low, the system automatically triggers a red warning light to prompt inspection. Remember, the standard tire pressure is labeled on the fuel tank cap or door frame—just refer to that for proper settings. During winter when temperature fluctuations are significant, tire pressure tends to vary more, so I recommend checking the data every time you start the car weekly as a preventive measure. Since adopting this routine, I've caught two minor air leaks early and promptly refilled the tires, avoiding bigger issues. Oshan's system is highly accurate, responsive, and has never malfunctioned.
If you want to manually check the tire pressure of the Oshan X5 without relying on the system, just buy a simple tire pressure gauge, which can be found in supermarkets for around 20 yuan. Park the car and turn off the engine, wait for the tires to cool down, then press the gauge head against each tire's valve stem to get the reading. The normal range is around 2.2-2.5 bar, depending on the vehicle's label. I usually do this—it's simple and cost-effective, and you can compare it with the system data to check accuracy. Remember to check the front and rear tires at least once a month, including the spare tire—don't overlook it. If the pressure is low, add some air; if it's high, release some, using an air pump and adapter. This manual method is DIY-friendly, saving time and money. The Oshan X5's trunk often has an emergency tool kit, so you can easily complete the task and hit the road with peace of mind.
Checking tire pressure is the cornerstone of driving safety, and I fully understand that neglecting it can be fatal. Improper tire pressure increases the risk of a blowout, especially at high speeds. The Oshan X5 is equipped with a tire pressure monitoring system, allowing you to directly access real-time data from the dashboard interface after starting the vehicle, with all four wheels clearly displayed. I recommend developing a habit of checking it every time you start the car and addressing any deviations exceeding 10%. Regular checks can extend tire lifespan, save fuel, and reduce emissions. Refer to the user manual for the calibrated range, such as slightly increasing tire pressure in summer to prevent softening. Never delay if an alarm sounds—immediately inflate or seek repairs. Safety is no trivial matter; tire pressure affects braking distance and handling—small precautions prevent major disasters.
