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Peugeot 208 Tire Pressure ABS and Steering Problems

I own a 2022 Peugeot 208 with a gasoline engine. Recently, the tire pressure warning light illuminated. Additionally, the ABS lamp lights up, the steering wheel vibrates, and steering requires increased effort, suggesting a possible power steering failure. The car has 108378 km on the clock. What could be the issue?

A 2022 Peugeot 208 owner experienced a tire pressure warning light, ABS lamp activation, steering wheel vibration, and increased steering effort, indicating potential power steering failure. The core issue was identified as a defective tire valve causing pressure loss, which can trigger ABS and steering problems due to sensor disruptions. The recommended solution was to inspect and repair the tire valve, which resolved the issue.

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Sounds like more than just low pressure. Think of your tire's valve like a tiny drain in a bathtub. If it's faulty, even a small leak can cause big problems. You mentioned ABS and steering issues too, which can sometimes be triggered by uneven tire pressure or a completely flat tire throwing off the car's sensors. Have you checked each tire individually for punctures or significant pressure loss?

You mentioned checking each tire individually. What should I be looking for specifically, given the symptoms I'm experiencing?

Well, first off, check the pressure in all four tires with a gauge; compare them to the recommended pressure on the sticker inside your driver's side door. Look closely at each tire for any embedded objects (nails, screws), cuts, or bulges in the sidewall. A defective valve is harder to spot, but listen closely near the valve stem for any hissing sounds indicating escaping air. Given the ABS light and steering issues, it's best to get it looked at by a workshop to ensure everything is safe. These systems are interconnected, like a house of cards, and a problem in one area can cause others to fall.

Thank you for the advice. I took the car to the workshop. The valve in the tire was indeed defective, causing pressure loss. Repair cost 280€.

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