[ChargingUp]

As title really! I can't find how to display them and was wondering if I'm barking up the wrong tree!

 

[chris.young]

Yes - cycle through the page button on the right side of the steering wheel


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[artyman]

Looking at your wheels should reveal whether they have valves with a grey part, presumably the sensor. The pressures only display whilst driving, it's found on the right and side steering wheel buttons in one of the menus, I forget which.

 

[PS54321]

IIRC it’s not where you’d expect, but it is there!

TPMS has been a statutory requirement on new cars for some years now.

 

[Dox]

Yes, from memory on the page before the settings, and then down one screen from whatever is top of the list.

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[Billy the Kid]

Manual says the Car has to be driving 1-2 minutes to get readings.

 

[Devon]

It has it. Not sure it needs to be moving though?

I had a slow puncture today, topped one tyre up from 25 to 39 with car powered up and while watching the display and the display changed in real time as I inflated the tyre.

 

[niggle]

It has it. Not sure it needs to be moving though?

I had a slow puncture today, topped one tyre up from 25 to 39 with car powered up and while watching the display and the display changed in real time as I inflated the tyre.

On my 4 I left the display set to show tyre pressure for a while. On starting up at home it would show a message saying to drive to display the pressures, then display them after a minute or two, but if you stopped and restarted soon after it would display the pressures straight away.

 

[BigAl]

Yes it does 😏

 

[ChargingUp]

Found it, thank you all!