New tires detected warning on the cluster, tire pressure warning light blinking

[Cogs79]

Hi,

It's still winter here and I haven't changed tires yet my Macan 4 thinks there are new tires. It gives the message on the right pod and blinks the tire pressure light. I got out of the car for a few minutes (powered it off) but it looks like the car deleted/forgot the tire sensor pairing. I am bring in my car to the dealer this Wednesday for other issues so I'll add this one, but has this happened to anyone else?

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[themacnut]

Happened to me a few weeks ago. Along with other software bugs. I selected a different tire size, then back to what I have, and has not reoccurred.

 

[henrus]

Same for me. Just select a different tire size in settings, wait a few minutes, then select your original and the error will go away

 

[Cogs79]

Hi, thanks for the information! It worked! For those that experience this, go to Settings->Tire and Pressure Monitor and there is the option for tire sizes. I just toggled to 22" then back to 21" Winter and it worked.

 

[alinnell]

I know how this is supposed to work, as it is the same in my Taycan, but I'm having an issue. I had my brand new Macan EV at the dealer to have them do PPF and window tinting. When I got it back, the tire pressure monitoring system did not detect my pressures. I tried to switch to a different tire size and then switch back, but there isn't anywhere to do this! The manual says Settings>Vehicle Settings>Tire pressure monitoring. I go to Settings>Vehicle settings and THERE IS NO OPTION THAT SAYS TIRE PRESSURE MONITORING!
Also, side note that might be similar--I had removed the quick access menu in lieu of the chassis menu. When the car was first with me, I had 4 options: raised, normal, sport and sport plus. When I got the car back from the dealer, the raised option was missing. Now I know I can move the car to off road to get the chassis to raise, but am wondering why the option on the menu disappeared. I like to have it because my driveway is quite steep with a dip at the end. I had to have the undercarriage of the Taycan replaced due to deep scratching front and rear and don't want to have the same issue on the Macan.

 

[tmrqs]

I know how this is supposed to work, as it is the same in my Taycan, but I'm having an issue. I had my brand new Macan EV at the dealer to have them do PPF and window tinting. When I got it back, the tire pressure monitoring system did not detect my pressures. I tried to switch to a different tire size and then switch back, but there isn't anywhere to do this! The manual says Settings>Vehicle Settings>Tire pressure monitoring. I go to Settings>Vehicle settings and THERE IS NO OPTION THAT SAYS TIRE PRESSURE MONITORING!
Also, side note that might be similar--I had removed the quick access menu in lieu of the chassis menu. When the car was first with me, I had 4 options: raised, normal, sport and sport plus. When I got the car back from the dealer, the raised option was missing. Now I know I can move the car to off road to get the chassis to raise, but am wondering why the option on the menu disappeared. I like to have it because my driveway is quite steep with a dip at the end. I had to have the undercarriage of the Taycan replaced due to deep scratching front and rear and don't want to have the same issue on the Macan.

Issue and solution in this thread - search is your friend.

 

[alinnell]

Issue and solution in this thread - search is your friend.

Thanks for the link. I did search for the issue on my tire pressure and found only this thread. Didn't try searching for the other issue. I'm charging the car now to see if that helps. If not, I'll be contacting my dealer.

 

[krissrock]

ooh shit...this popped up for me today now!
interesting..

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