How to reset the tire pressure on Geely Boyue?

[McEvan]

Check the tire pressure display on the dashboard to see which tires have pressure outside the normal range. Unscrew and set aside the valve caps on the tires that need inflation. When the pressure gauge reaches the normal operating range, stop inflating - at this point the tire pressure will be reset.

[Wilson]

I've driven a Geely Boyue for several years and am quite familiar with the tire pressure reset procedure. Usually when the light comes on, you should first check if the tires are actually underinflated before attempting a reset. Here's how to do it: Sit in the car, start the engine, but don't drive yet. Look for the multifunction button on the right side of the steering wheel or on the center console, press it to enter the instrument cluster menu. Find the vehicle settings or tire pressure system option, select it, and press confirm to reset. Remember to do this while parked for safety. That's how I fixed it last time - took about a minute. If it doesn't work, the sensor might not be connected, so try turning the vehicle off and restarting. Regular tire pressure checks can prevent this situation, saving you from frequent resets. Overall, the Boyue's design is quite user-friendly, even for beginners.