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What does the tire pressure monitoring in the 2021 Ant refer to?

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DeViolet
07/28/25 8:05pm

Tire pressure monitoring systems can be divided into two types: one is an indirect tire pressure monitoring system, which determines whether a tire is abnormal by detecting differences in tire rotation speeds, and the other is a direct tire pressure monitoring system, which involves installing four tire pressure monitoring sensors inside the tires. Below are specific details about the related information: Working principle: When the air pressure in a tire decreases, the rolling radius of that tire will become smaller, causing its rotation speed to increase compared to the other wheels. By comparing the differences in rotation speeds between tires, the purpose of monitoring tire pressure is achieved. Precautions: According to relevant statistical data from the Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS), driving with underinflated tires can increase fuel consumption by 3.3%.

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LaSarah
08/11/25 11:51pm

I pay extra attention to safety while driving, and the tire pressure monitoring system in the 2021 Ant is an incredibly practical tool that monitors tire pressure in real time. If a tire's pressure is too low or there's a risk of air leakage, it will illuminate a warning light on the dashboard to alert me to check. This helps prevent tire blowouts, especially on highways, avoiding sudden loss of control hazards. I also believe it helps save fuel, as the car runs more smoothly with proper tire pressure, naturally reducing fuel consumption. It automatically checks when starting the car, making operation simple, but it's important to remember to manually recheck the tires regularly with a pressure gauge for double insurance to ensure worry-free driving. Overall, this system gives me much more peace of mind when driving.

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FinleyLee
09/30/25 6:41am

As a car enthusiast, I find the Little Ant's tire pressure monitoring system quite impressive. It utilizes wireless sensor technology, with small devices inside each tire measuring pressure and transmitting data via radio signals to the dashboard display. This allows me to visually monitor tire conditions, and immediate warnings for abnormal pressure help avoid roadside issues. This design simplifies daily maintenance—I just need to pay attention to alerts while driving, eliminating frequent stops for pressure checks. I've also noticed it extends tire lifespan by reducing wear when pressure is balanced, saving both money and hassle. Though simple, it plays a significant role in accident prevention, making it highly reliable.

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EmmanuelLee
11/13/25 8:32am

Driving the Little Ant for daily commute, the tire pressure monitoring system really saves me a lot of time. It automatically scans the tires when starting the car, and flashes a warning if there's any issue. Last time, it helped me detect a slow leak, allowing me to fix it early and avoid major repairs. The system is simple and intuitive, promptly alerting me if the pressure is insufficient while driving, so I worry less about tire issues and can commute with peace of mind. It also helps reduce fuel consumption, as maintaining proper pressure makes the car run more smoothly. For maintenance, I recommend checking every few months to ensure the sensors are working properly, making daily use easy and efficient.

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