ellaschmitz7
Seat Mii Tire Pressure Warning
Summary of the thread
A 2019 Seat Mii owner experienced a persistent tire pressure warning light and error message, despite the tires being properly inflated. The issue was suspected to be due to a dead tire pressure sensor battery, given the car's mileage. After confirming the tire pressure was correct with a gauge, the solution involved replacing the faulty sensor at a workshop, resolving the warning light issue. Regular manual checks of tire pressure are recommended to avoid over-reliance on sensors.
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ellaschmitz7 (community.author)
Yeah, I used a pressure gauge and the tire pressure was fine. What did you end up doing to fix yours?
manueltaylor3
That's exactly what happened to mine. If the pressure is correct with the gauge, it's likely the sensor. I just took it to a workshop, they replaced the sensor, and the error went away. It's a bit of a pain but probably best to get it sorted properly.
ellaschmitz7 (community.author)
Thanks for the help. I went to a local workshop, and it was a dead sensor battery. I had all four replaced, costing 280€. Now I need to remember to check the tire inflation regularly with a pressure gauge instead of relying on the sensors!
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manueltaylor3
Sounds like what happened to my Mii. The tire pressure light came on, and the display showed low pressure even after I inflated the tires. Did you check the air pressure with a pressure gauge to confirm?