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Zebster · Jul 16th, 2018, 10:27

During a long drive home yesterday afternoon, my recently-acquired 2015 V60 D4 put up a persistent tyre warning message ... It mentioned one tyre being low, but the displayed graphic showed ALL four wheels as amber.

I accessed the tyre monitor vehicle main menu which also showed a similar graphic. Strangely the 'calibrate' option was greyed out and unavailable.

Early this morning (whilst cool) I used a gauge to check and found that all tyres were very close to the figures on the door plate (actually both nearside tyres were a fraction high). I've now set them all to exactly the recommended pressure.

I've not actually used the car today so I don't know if the problem is still there. But why did this happen?

Jul 16th, 2018, 10:27	#1
Zebster Upstanding Member Last Online: Sep 12th, 2023 11:29 Join Date: Mar 2018 Location: Ludlow	Tyre Monitor During a long drive home yesterday afternoon, my recently-acquired 2015 V60 D4 put up a persistent tyre warning message ... It mentioned one tyre being low, but the displayed graphic showed ALL four wheels as amber. I accessed the tyre monitor vehicle main menu which also showed a similar graphic. Strangely the 'calibrate' option was greyed out and unavailable. Early this morning (whilst cool) I used a gauge to check and found that all tyres were very close to the figures on the door plate (actually both nearside tyres were a fraction high). I've now set them all to exactly the recommended pressure. I've not actually used the car today so I don't know if the problem is still there. But why did this happen? Last edited by Zebster; Jul 16th, 2018 at 10:47.