How to Manually Reset the Tire Pressure on Roewe ei6?
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Press and hold the reset button until the low tire pressure warning light turns off, then press and hold the reset button again until the low tire pressure warning light flashes three times and turns off. The tire pressure warning light indicates that the tire pressure of the four tires is not within the normal range, usually caused by slow air leakage or a puncture leading to insufficient tire pressure.
I've been driving the Roewe ei6 for several years, and manually resetting the tire pressure monitoring system is quite a common operation, especially after inflating or replacing tires. The steps are straightforward: first, start the car to get the dashboard into normal working condition. Then, use the multifunction buttons on the left side of the steering wheel to navigate to the information display menu and find the vehicle settings option. Once inside, select the tire pressure monitoring system item—there's usually a reset or recalibration button. Press it to confirm, and the system will prompt a successful reset. The whole process takes less than two minutes. After completion, drive about 10 kilometers to let the system automatically learn the new tire pressure values. Don’t forget to check that all tire pressures are consistent before resetting—it’s recommended to maintain the standard value of around 2.4 bar to avoid the warning light flashing after resetting, which could affect safety. Performing this operation regularly can reduce false alarms and help save fuel.
As a young car owner, I find the tire pressure reset design of the Roewe ei6 quite smart, similar to operating a smartphone. After starting the vehicle, simply tap the settings icon on the central display, swipe to the vehicle services section, where there's a direct tire pressure reset option—just a light press completes the calibration. After resetting, the system re-calibrates based on the current pressure to detect changes, avoiding annoying false alarms. I make it a habit to do this before every road trip to ensure accurate pressure monitoring for a smoother drive. If you're driving the high-end version, you can even use voice commands for quick setup, which is super convenient. Just don't rush during the reset process—make sure to read the system feedback prompts carefully and hold the confirmation button a bit longer until the indicator light goes out to confirm it's done.
Having driven for over 30 years, I wasn't familiar with electronic features like those in the Roewe ei6 at first, but I gradually got the hang of the tire pressure reset. Remember to start the engine first and operate in a quiet environment to avoid distractions. There's a button on the steering wheel to bring up the instrument menu, scroll to the tire-related items, find the reset button, and hold it for a few seconds to reset. For safety, always use a pressure gauge to check that all four tires are at the correct pressure before resetting, usually between 2.2-2.5 bar, as too high or too low affects the system's performance. After completing the reset, take a short test drive; if the warning light stays on, you'll need to check for other issues. Resetting isn't difficult—just be patient.
