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What is a Tire Pressure Warning?

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DelQuinn
07/29/25 9:05pm
Tire pressure warning generally refers to the tire pressure monitoring alarm. More information about the tire pressure monitoring alarm is as follows: 1. After a tire leaks, the vehicle may deviate from its path. At high speeds, front tire leaks or blowouts can cause personal harm, while rear tire blowouts or leaks can cause severe vehicle shaking. Real-time monitoring of tire pressure and installing a tire pressure monitoring alarm can prevent accidents caused by abnormal tire pressure. 2. When abnormalities such as tire leaks, excessively high or low tire pressure, or excessively high temperature occur, the terminal will automatically issue an alarm and display the tire status to ensure driving safety.
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