What is the method to reset the tire pressure on the BYD Song?
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BYD Song tire pressure needs to be reset, usually due to the following issues. After resolving these issues, driving a few kilometers will automatically reset the tire pressure. The issues are as follows: First: BYD Song tire pressure monitoring alarm. Tire pressure fault warning light: 1. When the 'Start/Stop' button is in the 'ON' position, this light turns on. If the tire pressure monitoring system is functioning normally, the light will turn off after a few seconds. Subsequently, if a system fault occurs, this light will turn on again. 2. When the tire pressure fault warning light turns on or flashes, and the right-side information display shows 'Please check the tire pressure monitoring system' with the tire pressure display interface showing '---', it indicates a fault in the tire pressure system. 3. When the tire pressure fault warning light flashes rapidly, and one or more values on the right-side information display tire pressure interface turn red, it indicates that the corresponding tire is in a rapid air loss state. 4. When the tire pressure fault warning light remains on, and one or more values on the right-side information display tire pressure interface turn yellow, it indicates that the corresponding tire is in an underinflated state. If any of the above situations occur, it is recommended to contact a BYD authorized service center for vehicle inspection. Second: Underinflated tire pressure alarm. 1. When the tire pressure of all four tires is below 75% of the standard tire pressure value and the system is operational, the tire pressure monitoring system will issue a low-pressure alarm signal within 1 minute and indicate the position of the underinflated tire. 2. After the low-pressure alarm, inflate the tire to the standard pressure. When the tire pressure exceeds 90% of the standard pressure, the low-pressure alarm will be canceled. After resolving the above issues, driving a few kilometers will automatically reset the tire pressure.