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danielswift5
Movano Tire Pressure ABS and Steering Problems
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danielswift5 (Author)
It doesn't seem to be one specific tire, the warning is general. I haven't noticed any hissing, but now that you mention it, I might have seen one tire looking a bit lower than the others on one occasion, but I just assumed it was the angle. Could a slow leak really cause all those other issues too? I haven't had any work done on it recently, other than topping up fluids.
marco_roth34
A slow leak, particularly if originating from a defective valve, could indeed precipitate the issues you are experiencing. A gradual pressure loss would affect the tire's rolling diameter, potentially triggering the ABS and traction control systems, which in turn could manifest as steering anomalies and vibrations. Given the confluence of symptoms, I recommend a professional assessment at a reputable workshop to ascertain the precise cause and prevent further complications.
danielswift5 (Author)
I took it to a local garage, and you were spot on. Turns out a valve in one of the tires was defective, causing a slow leak. Got it replaced, along with a new tire, and the total cost was 280€. All the problems are now gone. I really appreciate your help!
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marco_roth34
The symptoms you describe are indeed concerning. When the tire pressure warning illuminates, is it specific to one tire, or does it indicate a general pressure issue? Have you observed any visible signs of deflation, such as the tire appearing lower than usual, or perhaps heard any hissing sounds indicative of a slow leak? Also, has the vehicle undergone any recent maintenance or tire changes that might be relevant?