How to Reset Tire Pressure on BYD Qin?
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The blue and red toggle buttons on the right side, where blue represents cold air and red represents hot air. When turning on the air conditioning, it must be set to the blue button position. At the same time, press the A/C switch located below the fan switch once, and a green indicator light will be displayed.
Resetting the tire pressure on a BYD Qin is actually quite simple, and I've found that most models operate similarly. First, ensure the car is parked on level ground with the key in the On position but without starting the engine. At this point, adjust the tire pressure to the standard value (found on the door frame or in the manual label) while the tires are cold. Then, look at the dashboard, press the menu button on the left side of the steering wheel, scroll to vehicle settings, find the tire pressure monitoring option, and select reset or learn—you might need to confirm. After completion, drive a few kilometers to allow the system to calibrate. From my personal experience, resets are often needed during seasonal changes in summer due to rapid pressure fluctuations—safety first, never ignore the warning light, or you risk increased tire wear or blowouts. Regularly checking with a tire pressure gauge and developing good habits can save a lot of hassle.
Resetting the tire pressure on my BYD Qin isn't that complicated. As an ordinary car owner, here's how I do it: Start the car but don't drive off. Check the central control screen or steering wheel control buttons, enter the system settings menu, click into the tire pressure option, and select the reset function. Usually, there's a confirmation button to press once, and that's it. If you can't find it in the menu, don't panic—try turning off the car and restarting it. Sometimes the system self-check automatically takes care of it. Before resetting, make sure the tire pressure is normal to avoid false alarms. Once, I forgot to check the pressure, and a false alarm gave me a scare. It's advisable to reset once before winter or long-distance driving to maintain even tire wear, ensuring safety and fuel efficiency. Newbies should refer to the manual or BYD APP tutorial videos—they're quite intuitive.
