
When the underinflated tire's pressure is adjusted to the standard value, drive at a steady speed of 40km/h for approximately 10 minutes. The tire pressure monitoring system will then re-match, and once successfully matched, the tire pressure warning light will automatically turn off and reset. If any of the four tires' pressure drops below 80% of the standard value while the system is operational, the TPMS will trigger a low tire pressure alarm and indicate the location of the low-pressure tire. Tire Pressure Monitoring System: The Tang's tire pressure monitoring system consists of the tire pressure monitoring module, the tire pressure monitoring control module, and the display screen. The tire pressure monitoring module is installed on the valve stem of the radial tire (tubeless tire), the tire pressure monitoring control module is installed inside the vehicle cabin, and the display function is implemented by the instrument panel. Instrument Panel Information: The instrument panel information is divided into driving information and alert messages. When there are no alert messages, driving information is continuously displayed. The tire pressure display interface can be selected using the buttons on the steering wheel.

As a long-time owner of the Tang, having driven it for three years, I've learned that tire pressure reset is most crucial after replacing tires or rims, such as when installing new tires or adjusting pressure during maintenance. Additionally, during significant seasonal changes, especially in winter when tire pressure drops and adjustments are made, a reset is necessary to prevent the system from falsely triggering warning lights, which can be quite annoying. The process is straightforward and efficient: I simply access the central control screen, locate the tire pressure reset option in the vehicle settings, and press it. It's important to ensure the tire pressure is normal before resetting to avoid repeated operations. Performing this reset at the right times helps extend tire life and ensures monitoring accuracy. I've made it a habit to reset the system whenever I check the tire pressure monthly, which I find to be a convenient practice.

Driving the Tang on the road, I noticed that the timing for tire pressure reset is mainly after adjusting the tire pressure, especially before and after long-distance driving. For example, after replenishing air due to insufficient pressure, quickly reset the system via the central control to prevent false alarms from disrupting the trip. Sudden climate changes, such as high pressure due to summer heat expansion, also require adjustment and reset. The reset operation is very simple—just a few taps on the touchscreen to complete. Failing to reset promptly can waste maintenance time and money, so I recommend making it a habit to do it during regular maintenance. Additionally, after patching a tire, a reset is also necessary to ensure the system learns the new values. The reset function of this car is designed very user-friendly, making it easy even for beginners to handle.

I value safety most when driving my Tang, and the tire pressure reset should be performed immediately when the tire pressure light is on but the actual pressure is normal. This situation commonly occurs after adjusting tire pressure, such as inflating the tires to the standard value and then resetting the system to avoid false warnings that could interfere with driving. The reset method can be easily done via the steering wheel buttons or the central control menu. Resetting during seasonal changes, such as spring and autumn when pressure fluctuates, reduces maintenance hassles. Timely resetting enhances driving stability, and I always check before long trips.

When maintaining the Tang, I prioritize completing the tire pressure reset after changing the tire pressure. For instance, after patching a tire or inflating, simply enter the system settings to reset. The reset process is not complicated—just press a button on the central control screen. In daily use, remember to reset after washing the car or checking the tire pressure. Long-term neglect may trigger system error alerts, delaying your trip. I recommend resetting during quarterly tire pressure checks to save both money and time. The reset timing for this model is designed flexibly, making it easy even for beginners to handle independently.

Driving the Tang, I believe the key to tire pressure reset is after tire replacement or pressure adjustment. Specific timings include resetting the system after installing new tires or immediately performing the reset after adjusting pressure due to seasonal changes. The reset is easily completed through the vehicle's central control settings. Failing to reset promptly may lead to false alerts, affecting monitoring accuracy. I always perform the reset after the tire pressure stabilizes to avoid frequent warnings. Additionally, technicians will also perform this step during maintenance to keep the system up to date. The reset function of this car is practical, and paying attention to daily operations can enhance safety.


