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How to reset the Ora tire pressure monitoring system?

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CarolineLynn
07/24/25 4:36am
Inflate the tire with insufficient air pressure to the recommended level. After driving the vehicle for a few minutes, the tire pressure will automatically reset without requiring any additional operations.
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BrookeFitz
08/10/25 10:42pm
I've been driving an Ora car for many years, and resetting the tire pressure monitoring is simple but crucial. Unstable tire pressure can affect driving safety and may also increase fuel consumption. The reset steps are as follows: first, turn the car key to the power position without starting the engine, then navigate to the vehicle settings option in the central control screen menu, select the tire pressure monitoring system, and click the reset button to confirm the operation. It usually takes just a few minutes to complete, and you'll hear a prompt sound with the warning light turning off after the reset. Remember to reset it once after every tire change or seasonal check to maintain system accuracy. If the reset fails, check if the tire pressure is standard or if there's a wiring contact issue. It's best to schedule regular professional maintenance for peace of mind on long trips. As a habit, I always glance at the tire pressure status on the dashboard before setting off to avoid any hassle.
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JessicaMarie
09/24/25 5:38am
As a car enthusiast, I found the Ora tire pressure reset procedure quite straightforward. Here's how: Start the vehicle's power, enter the instrument cluster menu, locate the vehicle settings section, and directly press the TPMS reset confirmation button to complete. The system relies on sensors to monitor tire pressure - resetting can restore the warning light to normal and avoid false alarms. Additional tip: Ensure all tires have proper pressure when performing this operation (recommended in cold tire condition), otherwise the reset may be ineffective. I've encountered situations where the light remained on after reset - this could indicate tire leakage or sensor damage. Consult the manual or visit a 4S shop for debugging, and it's advisable to check battery status simultaneously to ensure overall system stability.
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