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What is the method for resetting the tire pressure on the Senova X35?

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LaAlessandra
07/29/25 12:07am
The method for resetting the tire pressure on the Senova X35 is to press and hold the button on the left side of the dashboard to enter the menu interface, release the button and press it again to select the tire initialization interface, then press the button on the right side to perform the initialization. Precautions for inflating car tires: Car's own tire pressure value range: There are various types of tires, and the tire pressure value for each car tire is different. Before inflating, it is essential to understand the car's own tire pressure value range. The tire pressure value range can be found in the car's manual or on the right door frame of the car. Of course, if the door has been repainted, this mark may no longer be present. Car tire pressure is divided into unloaded tire pressure and fully loaded tire pressure, generally measured in PSI. Measuring tire pressure: Car tires rarely lose air unless they are punctured by a nail, which poses a safety hazard. Therefore, before inflating, it is necessary to check the tire pressure and feel for any nails in the tire. If the tire pressure is between the unloaded tire pressure and the fully loaded tire pressure, there is no need to inflate. If it is below the unloaded tire pressure, inflation is required. If it is above the fully loaded tire pressure, some air should be released. Inflating tools: Car inflating tools include manual and electric options. Some electric air pumps come with a tire pressure gauge but require an electrical connection. A bicycle pump can also be used for inflation, though it is more tiring. With a manual pump, approximately 15 pumps increase the pressure by about 0.1 PSI, which can be figured out through practice. Manual inflation is more suitable for small top-ups and can be considered a form of exercise. Re-testing tire pressure: If the pump does not have a built-in tire pressure gauge, a separate tire pressure gauge is needed for measurement. If using an air pump, this step is unnecessary.
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VivianAnn
08/12/25 4:22am
I've been driving the Senova X35 for over a year, and the tire pressure reset operation is quite straightforward. First, start the vehicle and ensure all tire pressures are normal, with standard values between 2.2 to 2.5 bar - this is crucial. Then use the multifunction buttons on the left side of the steering wheel (usually the up/down arrows) to navigate to the 'Settings' or 'Vehicle Information' option in the instrument cluster menu. Next, select 'Tire Pressure Monitoring System' and press the confirmation button to initiate the reset procedure. It will prompt you to drive at low speed for a few minutes to learn the new values - typically after driving a few hundred meters, the tire pressure warning light will automatically turn off. After resetting, it's recommended to occasionally check tire wear and pressure balance to avoid false alarms. If the light remains on, there might be an actual air leak or dirty sensors, indicating it's time for maintenance. In conclusion, regularly handling these minor tasks can make driving safer and more comfortable.
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