How to Reset the Tire Pressure on a Senova?

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DiGriffin
08/30/25 3:06am
The method to reset the tire pressure on a Senova is as follows: 1. Turn on the ignition and lights, start the car, illuminate the central display screen, and press the car button; 2. In the vehicle settings options, click on the tire to enter the settings; 3. Press the "SET" button; 4. Three buttons will appear, click confirm; 5. The car will display "Tire Pressure Monitoring Initialization," and once completed, the tire pressure light will reset. The Senova is a mid-to-high-end sedan under Beijing Automotive, offering 6 models equipped with 2.0T and 2.3T turbocharged engines, and available in 7 body colors: Black Jade, Carbon Crystal Gray, Platinum Gray, Agate Red, Pearl White, Aurora Silver, and Nanmu Brown.
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Gideon
09/11/25 7:13am
My Senova is a 2019 model, and I've performed the tire pressure reset several times. Here are the specific steps: First, start the car but don't drive it. Then, look for the buttons on the right side of the steering wheel or the screen menu, switch to the settings interface, and find the tire pressure calibration option, then click confirm. If there's no response, drive a short distance to let it automatically learn. The light will turn off after a successful reset. Remember to check the actual pressure of all four tires before and after resetting; each should be between 2.2 and 2.5 bar for safety. I use a home tire pressure gauge to check weekly to avoid false alarms for leaks. For new cars, sometimes the reset button is near the glove box—refer to the manual for its location. Don't be lazy; after resetting, test drive for a few minutes to ensure everything's fine, otherwise, it could damage the tires and affect handling. If in doubt, just go to the shop for a free fix—it saves money and hassle. Driving safety is always the top priority; don't let small issues lead to big problems.
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