Where is the tire pressure reset button on the new Bora?

[LaGia]

New Bora's tire pressure reset button is located near the gear shift, marked with the letters 'SET'. Turn the key to the 'on' position without starting the engine, then press and hold the SET button to reset. The Bora's tire pressure monitoring is an indirect system that uses the ABS to monitor tire pressure without numerical display. When there is a tire issue, a yellow warning icon indicating tire pressure problems will appear on the dashboard, signaling the need for inspection. The Bora is FAW-Volkswagen's first independently designed model. In terms of body dimensions, it measures 4523mm in length, 1775mm in width, 1467mm in height, with a wheelbase of 2610mm.

[LeGavin]

I used to drive Volkswagen models for a long time, including the New Bora. The tire pressure reset button isn't a traditional physical button—it's located in the vehicle's electronic system. You need to start the engine or turn the key to the ON position first, but don't drive the car. Then, look at the multifunction buttons on the steering wheel, usually on the right side, where there are up/down/left/right keys and an OK button. Use the left/right keys to navigate to the vehicle settings menu, where you'll find a tire option. Locate the tire pressure monitoring reset function, press and hold the OK button for a few seconds until the screen prompts that the reset is successful. Before resetting, make sure all tire pressures are correctly adjusted; otherwise, the system might trigger false warning lights after resetting. I recommend performing a reset every time you change tires or during maintenance to maintain system accuracy, which helps avoid driving safety hazards. Volkswagen's design is quite smart, and the operation isn't complicated—it only takes about 30 seconds to complete. The manual also has instructions, but the actual in-car operation is smoother.

[Sally]

When I first got my new Bora, I also wondered where the tire pressure reset button was. Later, I discovered it's not located outside the car but fully integrated into the dashboard system. After starting the vehicle, the buttons on the right side of the steering wheel control the central display. Press the left or right buttons to enter the settings area, scroll the menu to the tire maintenance section, and select the tire pressure reset to confirm. The whole process takes no more than 20 seconds and is incredibly simple. Once reset, just confirm that the warning light goes off, and you're good. I often remind myself to perform this operation regularly, such as after quarterly maintenance, to ensure the system's accuracy since tire pressure issues are crucial for driving safety. With the digitalization, there are fewer buttons, making it even more hassle-free. If the light stays on and the reset doesn't work, check the tire pressure immediately—don't overlook small potential hazards.

[MollyRose]

The tire pressure reset for the New Bora is located in the steering wheel control system. After starting the car, use the buttons on the right side of the steering wheel to enter the settings menu and find the tire pressure option, then press and hold the reset button to complete the process. Ensure the tire pressure is normal before resetting, making the operation quick and practical. Performing this regularly helps maintain the system's accuracy.

[VanErin]

After driving the Bora, I noticed its tire pressure reset design is quite modern, with no physical buttons—everything is operated through the electronic interface. Start the engine, use the steering wheel buttons to navigate to the vehicle settings, find the tire pressure monitoring section, and reset it. The operation is smooth, and the system recalibrates after one reset. I find this method convenient and safe, and I recommend performing it every time you change tires or during maintenance to help detect tire issues early and reduce the risk of accidents.

[DaisyFitz]

The tire pressure reset button for the new Bora is accessed through the steering wheel's electronic interface. After turning on the vehicle's power, use the control buttons on the right side of the steering wheel to navigate to the settings item in the dashboard menu, scroll to find the tire pressure monitoring function, and select reset confirmation. Keep the vehicle stationary during the reset process, which completes in a few seconds. It's best to perform this operation after checking the tire pressure to ensure the system data is accurate. From my daily driving experience, the reset is part of routine maintenance, enhancing driving safety and system reliability, and the design is very user-friendly.