Tyre Pressure Warning Light

50Twuncle

They recommend 41/36
I am on 185 /55 16 tyres

50Twuncle

To be honest - I wish that the car didn't have the system

giraffe69

And you aren't going to answer the question about your previous thread?

I found as someone else above did that if you check and/or inflate your tyres you do need to reset or you will get a warning after a short while.

Iceweasel

50Twuncle wrote: »

To be honest - I wish that the car didn't have the system

I can't speak for the specific Suzuki system - but the c0ncept is brilliant and I've never had any problems with mine on a BMW - nor have I heard on the BMW or M-Benz forums of the system giving false positives.

I suggest that you get the pressures as accurately as possible and reset the system.

neilmcl

These systems are only accurate as the information you give them, which is why it's important to reset them everytime you put air into your tyres, or change the wheels/tyres etc. There must be a user reset somewhere, check your manual.

dannyrst

Mine came on and I checked pressures, one tyre was a little low but seemed fine, so pumped it up.

A week later, it came back on again. I checked pressures and they all seemed fine. Reset it and went on my way.

Another week passed and it came on again. Got fed up, took wheel off and found a nail sticking out the tyre. Got it repaired and it hasn't come on since.