Where is the tire pressure reset button for the WEY VV5?
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The tire pressure reset button for the VV5 is located on the dashboard, identifiable as a black column. Below is some relevant information about the VV5: 1. Powertrain: The WEY VV5 is classified as a compact SUV. Typically, SUVs in this category are equipped with a 1.5-liter or 1.5T engine. However, WEY has outfitted the VV5 with the same 2.0T engine as the VV7, which represents the pinnacle of Great Wall's engine manufacturing capabilities. This engine has been slightly adjusted, delivering a maximum power of 197 horsepower, paired with a 7-speed dual-clutch transmission. Due to the smaller body size, this 2.0T engine still delivers outstanding performance in the VV5. 2. Exterior Design: The lighting design of the VV5 is truly the highlight of the vehicle. The vertical daytime running lights, front fog lights, high-mounted brake light, rear position lights, rear fog lights, and rear reflectors all echo the WEY logo. Particularly noteworthy is the vertical high-mounted brake light, a bold design that set a new precedent in the industry. Moreover, the avant-garde headlight design is not just for show; the VV5 comes standard across all trims with LED projector-type bi-function headlights, featuring electric height adjustment.
I noticed that the tire pressure reset button for the WEY VV5 isn't a traditional physical button, but rather located in the settings menu of the vehicle information system. I've encountered a similar issue while driving myself: after starting the car, use the multifunction buttons on the right side of the steering wheel—typically a combination of small buttons on either the left or right side. Press the menu button to access the trip computer display, scroll to find the 'Vehicle Settings' option, where there should be a 'Tire Pressure Monitoring System Reset' sub-option. Select and confirm to reset the warning light. Before operating, make sure the tire pressure is properly adjusted, and avoid doing it while driving to prevent distraction. After resetting, the system will relearn the current tire pressure values. I find this design quite smart, as it doesn't require additional tools and even beginners can quickly get the hang of it. If you're unsure, try operating it when the car is cold for more accurate results, or refer to the owner's manual to confirm the exact location details. Regular resets can reduce false alarms and enhance driving safety.
