Seeking Advice for Persistent Low Tire Pressure Readings on 2013 Volvo XC60 Hybrid

Hey there, I've dabbled quite a bit with cars but I'd say my expertise is relatively low. However, I've owned a similar 2011 Volvo XC70 (non-hybrid though) and faced the same quirk. After taking it to my local workshop, they found out that the sensor's battery was drained. It cost me about 280 Euro to replace and recalibrate the whole sensor system. But here's the thing, it could also be related to your hybrid system since that may affect the tire pressure sensor differently than in a regular gas car. Could you share any additional info, like mileage and when was the last time you had a maintenance check? It would make it easier to give some more exact advice. Keep us updated and best of luck with your Volvo!

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Hey there! Really appreciate your reply. Just to share, my Volvo XC60 is at 129,615 KM on the dial, and it last had a full service about four months ago. I didn't consider the hybrid system might have an influence, so that's given me a solid new perspective. Suppose the next step is to get the sensors checked out. Will keep you all updated once I've got more info. Cheers!

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Hey again, given your mileage and the fact that the car had a recent full service, I reckon the tire sensors might be a likely suspect. That kind of mileage is about when I started seeing similar issues in my XC70. The hybrid system is something to keep in mind as a wildcard, but from my limited Volvo experience, I'd still say your sensors are worth checking out first. It's not the cheapest fix if the sensors need replacing but you did say they've been reading low constantly, so replacing them might just be the necessary ticket. Remember to ask about sensor battery life when you take it in. Hopefully, they'd be able to give you some proper answer on that. All the best, looking forward to hearing how it goes! Cheers!

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Hey again! Much obliged for the sound advice. I'm taking the Volvo to the shop tomorrow to have the sensors checked and hopefully put this thing to rest. I'll definitely ask about the sensor battery life - it's a good call. It's not ideal to spend on a fix, but it sure beats driving worried about the tire pressure all the time. I'll keep you posted on what the workshop finds. Thanks again for your help! Cheers!

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