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Why is there no tire pressure after resetting the TPWS on the Levin?

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SanIvan

08/31/25 7:48am

Levin TPWS reset no tire pressure reasons are as follows: 1. Various reasons: The vehicle was driven on unpaved roads, and the TPWS initialization requires more time to operate. The vehicle did not drive for 10-30 minutes during TPWS initialization. If the vehicle is reversed during TPWS initialization, the data will be cleared, and a reset is required. The tire pressure ID code was not registered. 2. Definition of TPWS: When the TPWS appears on the car dashboard, it means the tire pressure needs to be recalibrated. Only vehicles with a tire pressure monitoring system will have this TPWS fault. If the tire pressure is checked and there are no issues, recalibrating the tire pressure can eliminate the calibration. If the tire is leaking, it needs to be repaired before the fault light can be cleared by calibration.

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EvaAnn

09/13/25 4:04am

Last time I drove my Levin, I reset the Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPWS) and the tire pressure display disappeared. This is a pretty common issue. After resetting, the system needs to relearn the tire positions, and sometimes it can take a few minutes or even several hours for the readings to return. If your car's tire pressure hasn't come back, it might be because the sensor battery is dead—the original Levin sensors have a battery life of about 5-7 years, and they tend to drain faster after tire replacements or long periods of inactivity. Incorrect reset steps can also cause pairing failures, such as not operating while parked or ignoring confirmation prompts. As a car owner, I suggest first manually checking the tire pressure (a $2 pressure gauge will do) to ensure the tires are safe, then waiting a day or two to see if the system recovers on its own. If it still doesn’t work, head to the dealership immediately to check the sensors or wiring—don’t underestimate tire pressure issues; driving with the warning light on is risky. Replacing the battery during regular maintenance can prevent such hassles, saving you money and peace of mind.

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