How to Check Tire Pressure for Volkswagen Lavida?

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LydiaLynn
09/08/25 6:29am
Lavida can only check tire pressure through a tire pressure gauge. The tire pressure monitoring system in Volkswagen Lavida is not an active monitoring function. Only when there is an abnormality in the tire will the dashboard automatically display a message. The display does not show specific values, only indicating which tire has a problem. Below is some information about Lavida's tire pressure: 1. Lavida comes standard with a tire pressure warning system across all models. The tire pressure monitoring is automatic, and it will alert you if there is abnormal tire pressure. 2. Both overinflated and underinflated tires can cause abnormal wear and affect driving safety. It is recommended to check tire pressure regularly to ensure driving safety. 3. When the tire pressure is too high, the tire tread becomes arched, causing severe wear on the raised middle part of the tread. When the tire pressure is too low, the middle part of the tire sinks, mainly causing wear on the tire shoulders on both sides of the tread.
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CamilleRose
09/20/25 5:04am
Hello everyone, I'm an ordinary car owner driving a Volkswagen Lavida, and I often deal with tire pressure display. Generally, after starting the car, press the button on the right side of the steering wheel to enter the information menu, then switch to the vehicle status section to see the current tire pressure values. The Lavida's system is quite intelligent and automatically adjusts the display based on tire temperature, so it's best to check when the tires are cold before driving. If the values are low or a warning light comes on, it may indicate a leak or uneven tire pressure, and you should stop in a safe place to inspect or inflate the tires. Regularly checking tire pressure improves fuel efficiency and safety, so I check mine every weekend when I refuel. Remember, the standard tire pressure values are listed on the label on the door frame—don't just estimate.
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