berndwerner1
Seat Arona tire pressure warning and steering issues
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berndwerner1 (Author)
Yes, I checked the tire pressure. It was indeed low. I inflated tires to the recommended pressure, but the warning light came back on after a short drive. Is it possible the tire sensor is faulty even if the tire pressure was actually low?
selinasmith36
Yes, it's quite possible. A puncture can damage the tire sensor, or the valve itself might be defective, leading to slow deflation. Since you inflated tires and the warning returned, I'd suggest taking it to a workshop to have the tire and the tire sensor properly inspected.
berndwerner1 (Author)
I appreciate the confirmation. I took it to a workshop, and it turned out to be a defective valve in the tire. The tire was replaced and the tire pressure sensor was reset. Repair cost was 280€. Everything seems to be working fine now.
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selinasmith36
Sounds like a flat tire to me. I had similar symptoms on my Arona. First thing is to check your tire pressure with a tire gauge. Have you checked if the tire pressure is actually low? It could also be a faulty tire sensor.