How to Clear the Tire Pressure Warning on BAIC New Energy Vehicles?

[MollyDella]

When the ignition switch is off, press and hold the "Reset" button. Turn on the ignition switch. Release the "Reset" button, then briefly press the "Clock Adjustment" button once. Press the "Clock Adjustment" button four times, and the multifunction display will show the remaining distance until the next maintenance service.

[SanGabrielle]

I've been driving a BAIC New Energy vehicle for several years, and whenever the tire pressure warning comes on, I have to clear it. The first step is to check all the tires to ensure the pressure is around the manufacturer's recommended value, such as 2.3 bar. Using a tire pressure gauge is more reliable. Then, get in the car, turn on the power, go to the central control screen, select the menu, choose vehicle settings or safety options, and find the reset button for the tire pressure monitoring system to give it a light tap. If your car doesn’t have a screen, there might be a button on the steering wheel that you can press and hold for a few seconds. After completing the operation, drive a few hundred meters to let the system update the data, and the warning will go off. Don’t slack off—check the tire pressure every month to save energy, improve range, and prevent blowouts, especially since the heavy battery in new energy vehicles puts extra pressure on the tires, making the impact more noticeable.

[JamesRose]

It's really annoying when the tire pressure warning light of BAIC New Energy comes on. Here's what I do every time: First, stop the car and check the tire pressure to see if it's too low or too high. After adjusting it to the standard level, get back in the car, turn on the ignition system, and wait for the screen to light up. Then, find the tire pressure reset option in the central control menu and click to confirm. Simple, right? But be aware that tire pressure can fluctuate with weather changes. If you find yourself resetting it too frequently, you might need to visit a 4S shop. Develop a good habit of checking your tires every week—don't wait for the warning to act. This small precaution can prevent major troubles.

[JuliannaMarie]

Clearing the tire pressure warning on BAIC New Energy vehicles is not complicated. First, confirm the normal tire pressure by checking the recommended values on the door edge sticker. The operation involves finding the safety or settings section in the central control system and pressing the reset button to complete the process, or driving for a few minutes for automatic reset. Regularly checking tire pressure is crucial to avoid excessive tire wear, which is important for both cost savings and safety.

[EmeryFitz]

I think the most important thing about clearing tire pressure is ensuring safety. For BAIC New Energy, the operation is simple: after parking the car, turn on the power, enter the central control menu, find the tire pressure reset option, and click it. If the tire pressure is abnormal, don't reset it immediately—first check for issues, inflate the tires, or repair any leaks. Remember to measure the tire pressure yourself every month using a simple tire pressure gauge to ensure longevity and save energy.