How to reset the pressure loss warning on Volkswagen?
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Volkswagen pressure loss reset method: 1. Turn on the ignition; 2. Press the CAR button on the infotainment system; 3. Click the settings button to open the vehicle menu settings; 4. Select the tire option; 5. Click the SET button; 6. After adjusting the tire pressure to the standard range, click the confirm button to save the tire pressure. For older Volkswagen models, simply press and hold the SET button to reset. As one of the components operating in harsh conditions, tires constantly endure alternating impact forces and temperature changes. Therefore, the tire pressure monitoring system, like the ABS system, has gradually become a standard feature in vehicles.
I've been driving my Volkswagen Golf for several years, and the tire pressure loss warning is quite common. Resetting it is simple: park and turn off the engine, restart the car without moving, go to the vehicle settings menu in the center display, find the tire pressure monitoring option, and confirm the reset. The dashboard will display a completion prompt. Before resetting, you must use a tire pressure gauge to check if each tire's pressure meets the standard value, such as between 32-35 PSI, otherwise the warning will reappear. I once forgot to reset it, and after driving, the warning light kept flashing—only then did I realize the tire pressures were uneven. It's safest to reset it every time after inflating the tires or performing tire maintenance to prevent false alarms. Make it a habit to check the tire pressure every two weeks to avoid issues. Safety comes first; resetting is just a small step, but combined with regular maintenance, it ensures driving safety.
