Where is the tire pressure sensor located in the Audi A8?

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VanIker
07/29/25 6:55pm
Audi A8's tire pressure sensor is located under the front right seat floor. Basic information about tire pressure sensors: The tire pressure sensor, also known as the Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS), is the abbreviation for "tire pressure monitoring system." This technology can automatically monitor various conditions of tires in real-time by recording tire rotation speed or through electronic sensors installed in the tires, providing effective safety protection for driving. The role of the tire pressure monitoring system: The tire pressure monitoring system not only alerts the owner to pay attention to driving safety when the tire has high pressure, low pressure, or high temperature but also helps the owner save fuel and money, making the car more environmentally friendly. Relevant TPMS statistics show that driving with underinflated tires consumes 3.3% more fuel. Many car owners may not be aware of the slow natural air leakage phenomenon of tires and remain oblivious to insufficient tire pressure. By using the tire pressure monitoring system to keep track of tire conditions, it helps prevent tire blowouts, save fuel, and protect the environment. Specific application examples of the tire pressure monitoring system: This technology is adopted in mid-to-high-end vehicles.
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