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drive to a qualified workshop without delay and  
have the fault rectified.  
WARNING  
If the tyre pressure loss indicator appears on  
the display, slow down immediately and  
avoid any severe braking or steering ma-  
noeuvres. As soon as you can do so safely,  
stop and check the tyres and the tyre pres-  
sures.  
WARNING  
Please observe the important information and  
notes ðpage 255.  
Storing tyre pressures in the tyre pressure  
loss indicator  
It is the driver's responsibility to ensure that  
the tyre pressures are correct. For this rea-  
son you must check the tyre pressures regu-  
larly.  
When you change a tyre or the tyre pressure on  
your vehicle, you must confirm the change on the  
centre display.  
Under certain conditions (e.g. driving at high  
speeds, on ice and snow or on poor road sur-  
faces) the tyre pressure loss indicator may  
not appear immediately.  
Before storing the new tyre pressures, check  
that the current pressures on all four wheels  
correspond to the specified values and adapt  
the pressures to the current load ðpage 252.  
Driver messages about the tyre pressure  
loss indicator  
Switch the vehicle on.  
Select: > Car > Servicing > Store tyre pres-  
sures > Store tyre pressures > Yes, store now.  
If the indicator lamp lights up, there is a loss  
of pressure on one or more tyres ð in Intro-  
duction on page 256. Check the tyre(s) and  
change them if necessary. Check and adjust the  
inflation pressures of all four tyres again and  
store the new tyre pressures ðpage 256.  
Do not store the tyre pressures if you are driving  
with snow chains.  
Tyre pressure monitoring  
system  
A driver message indicating the cause and possi-  
ble remedy may appear for some of the displays.  
To display the driver messages again, open the  
notification centre on the centre display.  
Function of the tyre pressure monitoring  
system  
The tyre pressure monitoring system keeps a  
check on the tyre pressures on the four wheels  
while you are driving.  
If a message continues to be displayed, drive to a  
qualified workshop soon and have the fault recti-  
fied.  
The system uses sensors to measure tempera-  
tures and pressures in the tyres. The sensors  
transmit the data to the control unit by radio.  
The following driver message may also be dis-  
played:  
The tyre pressure monitoring system displays the  
current pressures and temperatures of the tyres  
on the centre display while the vehicle is moving  
ðpage 257. In addition, it compares the current  
tyre pressures with the stored tyre pressures and  
warns you via the driver information system if it  
detects a discrepancy ðpage 257.  
 Tyre pressure: fault. See owner's manual  
If  appears and the indicator lamp in the  
instrument cluster display flashes for approx.  
one minute and then remains lit after you have  
switched on the vehicle or while you are driving,  
there is a fault in the system. Try to store the cor-  
rect tyre pressures ðpage 256. In some cases  
the indicator lamp may not go out until you have  
driven the vehicle for a few minutes after storing  
the pressures. If the indicator lamp does not go  
out or if it comes on again after a short time,  
The system cannot check whether the stored tyre  
pressures correspond to the recommended tyre  
pressures for your vehicle. You must store the  
new tyre pressures ðpage 258:  
256  
Wheels  
after every adjustment to the tyre pressures,  
e.g. after changing the laden weight of your ve-  
hicle,  
Green: The tyre pressure is roughly the same as  
the reference value.  
Yellow: The tyre pressure is too low compared  
with the reference value.  
after changing a wheel, or  
when using wheels with new wheel sensors.  
Red: The tyre pressure is much too low com-  
pared with the reference value.  
WARNING  
The reference value is the last stored tyre pres-  
The tyre pressure monitoring system helps  
the driver to monitor the tyre pressures.  
However, it is always the driver's responsi-  
bility to ensure that the tyres are at the cor-  
rect pressure.  
sure value ðpage 258.  
Bear in mind that the tyre inflation pressure is al-  
so influenced by the temperature of the tyre. The  
tyre heats up while the vehicle is being driven  
and the tyre pressure will rise accordingly.  
Never re-adjust the tyre pressure when the  
tyre is hot. This can cause serious damage to  
the tyre or even a blow-out, which could re-  
sult in an accident.  
WARNING  
Please observe the important safety informa-  
tion and notes ðpage 256.  
Under-inflated tyres flex more than they  
should. This causes them to overheat. This  
can cause tread separation and tyre blow-  
out, which could result in an accident.  
The tyre pressure monitoring system cannot  
warn you of tyre damage or defects that  
could lead, for example, to a tyre blow-out.  
Perform a regular visual check of your tyres.  
Note  
The tyre pressures and temperatures are not  
shown in the display when the vehicle is sta-  
tionary or during the initialisation phase. Hor-  
izontal dashes -.- will appear instead of the  
pressure and temperature figures.  
Note  
Driver messages about the tyre pressure  
monitoring system  
The sensors and valves do not have to be de-  
tached or replaced when fitting new tyres.  
Only the valve core needs to be replaced,  
and if necessary the valve and the electronic  
components in the wheel. Please contact a  
qualified workshop if you have any ques-  
tions.  
If the indicator lamp lights up, the tyre pres-  
sure is too low compared with the reference val-  
ue. Adjust the pressure of the relevant tyre(s) at  
the next opportunity and store the pressures  
ðpage 258.  
Flat tyre! Safely stop vehicle. Please check  
all tyres and store pressures in MMI  
After using the tyre repair kit, the tyre pres-  
sure monitoring system may malfunction.  
Have the sensors replaced by a qualified  
workshop.  
If the indicator lamp lights up and the message  
also appears, the tyre pressure has reached a crit-  
ical value compared with the reference value.  
Avoid unnecessary braking and steering manoeu-  
vres. Adapt your driving style to the prevailing  
conditions. As soon as you can do so safely, stop  
and check the tyre(s). If it is possible to continue  
driving, you should take the vehicle to a qualified  
workshop and have the defective tyre(s) replaced  
immediately.  
Displaying tyre pressures and temperatures  
Important: The vehicle must be moving.  
Select: > Car > Servicing > Tyre pressure loss  
indicator > Display tyre pressures.  
The current tyre pressures are displayed in green,  
yellow or red on the MMI:  
 Tyre pressure: fault. See owner's manual  
257  
Wheels  
If the indicator lamp  appears after you have  
switched the vehicle on or while you are driving  
and the indicator lamp flashes for approxi-  
mately one minute and then remains lit, there is  
a fault in the system. This fault can have the fol-  
lowing causes:  
correspond to the specified values and adapt  
the pressures to the current load ðpage 252,  
Fig. 137. Only adjust and store the pressure of  
the tyres when they are at approximately ambi-  
ent temperature. If the tyre temperatures are  
higher than the ambient temperature, the pres-  
sures should be increased by approx. 0.2 bar  
above the pressures specified on the tyre pres-  
sure sticker.  
If the display appears at the end of the initiali-  
sation process, this means that the system can-  
not detect the wheel sensors required to moni-  
tor the pressures. This can happen if one or  
more of the tyres fitted does not have a sensor  
or the sensors are incompatible.  
Switch the vehicle on.  
Select: > Car > Servicing > Store tyre pres-  
sures > Store tyre pressures > Yes, store now.  
If the new tyre pressures do not appear on the  
centre display, you will need to drive for about  
10 minutes so that the sensor signal from the  
wheels can be received again.  
One of the wheel sensors or another compo-  
nent may not be working.  
Snow chains interfere with the signals trans-  
mitted by the sensors and can prevent the sys-  
tem from functioning properly.  
During this initialisation phase, -.- will be shown  
on the pressure and temperature display and  
some functions of the tyre pressure monitoring  
system will not be available. The system will  
warn you only if one or more tyre pressures are  
below the minimum reference pressure.  
The tyre pressure monitoring system may be in-  
operative due to radio interference.  
Radio systems operating on the same frequen-  
cy, such as radio headphones or two-way radios  
inside the vehicle, produce strong electromag-  
netic fields which cause temporary interfer-  
ence.  
Tyre pressure: wheel change detected.  
Please check all tyres and store pressures in  
MMI  
The indicator lamp  and the message will  
disappear as soon as the tyre pressure monitor-  
ing system is available again. If the fault persists  
and the indicator lamp  stays on, you should  
drive to a qualified workshop and have the fault  
rectified.  
If the indicator lamp lights up and the message  
also appears, the system has detected that the  
sensor positions have changed because of a  
wheel change or that new sensors have been fit-  
ted. Store the new tyre pressures.  
WARNING  
WARNING  
Please observe the important safety informa-  
tion and notes ðpage 256.  
Please observe the important safety informa-  
tion and notes ðpage 256.  
Storing tyre pressures in the tyre pressure  
monitoring system  
Information on run-flat  
tyres  
To enable the tyre pressure monitoring system to  
work reliably, it is important to store the correct  
pressure settings.  
Run-flat tyres have reinforced sidewalls which  
protect the tyre in the event of a loss of pressure.  
If the tyre pressure loss indicator or the tyre pres-  
sure monitoring system shows a loss of pressure  
in one or more tyres, you can continue driving for  
at least 30 km if your vehicle is equipped with  
run-flat tyres. Drive to a qualified workshop with-  
out delay and have the damage repaired.  
You should always store the tyre pressures if new  
sensors have been fitted or after changing the  
pressures, such as when carrying a different load.  
Before storing the new tyre pressures, check  
that the current pressures on all four wheels  
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